ERROR: Function: PDFDocGen_Save

Guilherme Carvalho

Member
Hello All,
We have a customized UBE that executes everyday. It was stable. Last 2 days, the processing is finishing with error and the jde.log is showing the error below.
Looks like that everything was processed normally, and just the process to save PDF is getting error.

Does somebody know what can cause this error?

Thanks,
Guilherme

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:12:57 2010 ipcpub.c3133
process 17546 <runube> registered in entry 284

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:12:57 2010 runube.c552
Startup for User=PRODUCAO, Env=PD7334, Report=R5538500, Version=LA022OR001

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:12:58 2010 runube.c817
RUNUBE: Remote CP=1252, Remote OS=5, Local CP=1252, ConverToASCII=0

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:59:46 2010 PrtPDFGen.c139
UBE0000084 ERROR: Function: PDFDocGen_Save, Code: 1073938489, Message: This document was successfully saved, but an error occurred after saving the document. Please close and reopen the document.

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:59:49 2010 PrtPDFGen.c139
UBE0000084 ERROR: Function: PDFDocGen_SetFontFlag, Code: 1073938472, Message: This operation is not permitted.

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:59:49 2010 runube.c1130
RUNUBE job for report "R5538500", version "LA022OR001" failed with rcode = 0

17546 Wed Jul 14 00:59:49 2010 ipcpub.c3514
API ipcSawUnregisterProcV1 : process 17546 unregistered in entry 284
 
Difference between CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE and CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE_ASYN

Hello friends!!

Can anyone tell me what is the difference between "CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE and CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE_ASYN" and when to use each of them??

Thanks in advance CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE_ASYN
 
Re: Difference between CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE and CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE_ASYN

Schnell,

Congratulations on your first post.
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However it would be better for you to create your own thread, rather than hijack another thread and change the subject. I can understand that it may be a little difficult working out how to create your own thread and it is much easier to just reply to another post. But that is generally not appreciated if the reply post has nothing to do with the replied-to post. When reading through a thread, following the discussion, you come across a post that has nothing to do with the discussion, it is quite frustrating
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. I'm sure you can understand this as you have been a member for over 2 years
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To help you, post 119644 (link) explains how to start your own thread. So happy thread creation to you.
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Now to your question. It would help others to help you if you put as much information as you can into your request for help. Something that is standard is to include your system configuration in your post - commonly it is included in the signature. In this instance, the context of your question has not been provided, which means that readers have to guess what you mean. So I am guessing that you are talking about events for which event rules can be applied. If this is the case, your question doesn't really make sense - unless there was a typo (or copy/paste-o). I can understand "CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE" but "CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_INLINE_ASYN" does not make sense in the context that I have guessed. If this is a mistake and it should be "CONTROL_IS_CHANGED_ASYN" then this has been discussed numerous times on JDEList - I have provided the answer at least twice. If you search JDEList for "inline" and "asynch" you will find your answer.
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