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Frank Meulblok
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"This application works perfectly well on 9.1E" That may be, but the interesting question is how the code is *supposed* to work. Then you can identify which points to compare between the working 9.1E and the failing 11.5 environments. "a simple menu screen - so there *should* be no reason for recursion... " From experience, I've seen a large number of applications where: - The menu structure is a tree structure, meaning: main menu, sub menus (possibly with their own sub-menus), menu items under the sub-menus. - When menu is built, items are added/removed/enabled/disabled based on user-specific data (permissions etc.) - To traverse (or build) the menu tree, recursion is used to navigate the branches. I don't know if that applies here, but Brian's suggestion of flipping on the 4GLtrace logging would prove that quickly enough.
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