Format 4: generated by the ABL APPLY statement

Debugging and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Resources : Log Entry Types Detail : Event logging : Event message formats : Format 4: generated by the ABL APPLY statement

When an APPLY statement executes, logged messages contain the following information:

Identifier — APPLY.

Event name — For example, LEAVE. For a keystroke, the entry includes the key name and associated event, if appropriate.

Widget information — Type (BUTTON, for example), name, and handle ID of the object, when available.

Routine name and line number — Name and line number of the routine (.p or .w file or method) and internal procedure, if appropriate, where the APPLY statement is. The line number is based on the Debugger listing file.

Here are some sample Format 4 log entries:

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS APPLY ENTRY
BUTTON button-1 myproc myp.p Line 10

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS APPLY ENTRY
BUTTON Handle:1987 myproc myp.p Line 10