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Max lenght of a string (PART 2) ;)

Posted on Jun 23, 2004 at 09:39 AM 24 Views

I have to convert a catalog (5000 lines) into a XML...

I declare my XMLStream into a DATA: XMLStream type STRING.

With a test catalog it's ok but with the real catalog (5000 material) I have this message :

An exception with the type CX_SY_RANGE_OUT_OF_BOUNDS occurred, but was neither handled locally, nor declared in a RAISING clause

I define all counters into float type.

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    Posted on Jun 23, 2004 at 10:04 AM
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    I think the problem is not the string variable, cause this is handeld internally and is dynamic, means there should be no limit how many data you are putting in .

    I guess that you are parsing this string variable once you have filled it and therefore you are working with pointers (ie. strlen( var_length ) ). I think that in your live test, this variable var_length is not defined in the right way, and you are getting an owerflow.

    Have you tried to define all these variables as integer?

    Or just paste a little bit more of your code here.

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      Jun 23, 2004 at 12:27 PM

      Yes I tried with integer and float ... but noway ...

      But an Integer is a only 2 bytes value ? So limited to 65535 caracters...

      A fragment of my code ...

      Do.

      DescNumber = DescNumber + 1.

      strlenfield = stream+PtrStr(3).

      PtrStr = PtrStr + 4.

      if strlenfield = 0.

      FieldtoTab = '----'.

      else.

      FieldtoTab = stream+PtrStr(strlenfield).

      endif.

      PtrStr = PtrStr + strlenfield .

      read table LISTDESC index DescNumber into WA_LISTDESC.

      TAGNAME = WA_LISTDESC-FNAMEINT.

      %>

      <<%=TAGNAME%>><%=FieldtoTab%></<%=TAGNAME%>>

      <%

      if stream+PtrStr(2) =';/' .

      %>

      </MATERIAL>

      </CATALOG>

      <%

      exit.

      else.

      if stream+PtrStr(1) = ';'.

      DescNumber = 0.

      %>

      </MATERIAL><MATERIAL>

      <%

      endif.

      endif.

      PtrStr = PtrStr + 1.

      enddo.

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