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Hi
I got problems when I print an invoice.
The Process Manager shows the next error:
Invalid cursor value passed to sinsert1(). Please make sure cursor value is greater than 0. Also verify that this cursor has been passed to sql()
The special feature of this invoice is that on the Confirm Shipment Window, I added a new line to SOShipLine. This line is taken from another shipment, and in the process that shipment is cancelled, and the change in the line is the InvtID, that is changed for another.
This process is not new but suddenly started to give that error and I checked the shipment with older shipments and there isn't a difference between them.
Any possible solution?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Jonathan, you did not say but I am assuming that you added some logic to the screen via Customization Manager and that logic is using a cursor already defined in the standard code. However, I suspect that the standard code is calling SQLFree at some point which clears that cursor value and, hence, the error you are getting. I suggest that you create your own cursor for your code and not try to using an existing cursor. To avoid any conflict with the cursor name, start yours with the letter x.
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