dump table_free_in_loop

[former_member660488]

hi experts,

sent http requests using Parallel processing,but using a few minutes errors table_free_in_loop,How should I solve this problem?

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I think it is because of two asynchronous functions that cause the disorder of callback, but I don't know how to solve it. The second asynchronous function calls back the first form defined by the first asynchronous function

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[former_member660488]

First step. Stop using FORMs. Second step, use classes and methods instead. You need to change the function module call so it calls a method instead of a form.

I love the totally redundant four characters of the FORM name. frm_ just in case someone thought it was, what? A fish?

Anyway, since we've no context, it's impossible to answer your question,

[FredericGirod]

What did you do ? is it standard report ? What is the call stack in the dump ?

[matt]

First step. Stop using FORMs. Second step, use classes and methods instead. You need to change the function module call so it calls a method instead of a form.

I love the totally redundant four characters of the FORM name. frm_ just in case someone thought it was, what? A fish?

Anyway, since we've no context, it's impossible to answer your question,

[former_member660488]

Because I have to seize resources sometimes, I still have to continue to send requests when I can't get a response from the services, so my solution is to use asynchronously call method

but the call back form errors .

[Sandra_Rossi]

table_free_in_loop means this kind of code:

LOOP AT itab.
  FREE itab.
ENDLOOP.

It's probably not done on purpose.

[former_member660513]

Put the cursor on the variable

gw_output_query_data 

and execute the where-used list option.

Check for statements that clear its member data - CLEAR, REFRESH, FREE, etc. in an expected way.

Then i guess it will not be that easy, i assume by looking at your code that you are developing an OData service, and maybe the clear takes place automatically/is done by the framework. In this case you should analyze better your request/response scenarios and the corresp. bufffering.