Phillip,
Actually, it all depends upon the calling module that initiates the
debugger (TRACE) process.
If you are tracing an external command file, answering [Yes] will
bring up the actual command
file to be edited.
However, if you are tracing an embedded EEP, and if you take a close
look at the [Tab Name]
and file name, it is a random file name with .$$$. When encountering
any -ERROR-, take note
of the exact line number. First, close the debugger and then open the
embedded EEP to correct
the -ERROR- accordingly.
Hope that provides you with some blue's clues ...
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
At 11:08 AM 3/25/2017, Phillip Cecil wrote:
I am using the latest update of RbaseX. In the past, when I traced a
program & it encountered
an error Rbase would ask if wanted to change the program. If I said
Yes, the editor would open
the program that got the error. This is no longer happening. The
editor opens but it doesn't
open the program. If that can still be done, how do I make it work that way?
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