Can reproduce on 5.2.

The assert means:

:dt.1C6:dd.FPLCOM

CMS command destroyed pointer to pipeline set running :fref command. or
:fref cms.

So perhaps NETSTAT is trying to multitask or does something it shouldn't
have done to be able to run its own pipeline.  Or perhaps NETSTAT drops
the current pipeline to load the standard CMS one.  Perhaps you can ask
around?

The actual test is whether the pipeline header pointer for the thread
survives the command.  In this case there is no pipeline header
associated with the thread after the command (R0) and there [clearly]
was one before the command (R10).

I added the assert in November, 2011, so DMSPIPE won't have that
failure, but it is likely to have another one.  Did you try?

On 09/08/2014 08:34 PM, Bob Cronin wrote:
> pipe command PING 9.80.104.193 | console

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