HTTP OBJECT RESPONSE INCOMPLETE OR INVALID.0, #R".

[Rich Brim]

I am getting this error message on a report that I had working. I have
seen some similar post, but no one posted resolution. It appears to
have something to do with the SQL statement in report. Any ideas?

I tracked it down to this line. If I change the RevBatch to any other
property, it works.


<report xmlns="http://www.intersystems.com/zen/report/definition"
name="REV" sql="SELECT AGENCY,ID,IRRESULTMAILDATE,BALANCEAMT,
VIOLATIONBALANCETOTAMT,VIOLATIONTOTAMT,
IRNAME,IRADDRESS,IRCITY,IRSTATE,IRPOSTALCODE,
IRRESULTDISPOCODE,IRRESULTREASONCODE,VIOLATIONDESC
FROM MVFILE.CIT WHERE IRRESULTMAILBATCH = ? ORDER BY AGENCY">
<parameter expression='..RevBatch'/>

[Roberto]

How do you have the property RevBatch defined?

You said this was working before? What change did you make?

-Roberto

[Rich Brim]

This is the calling routine.

rpt ="CZ.Rev"->%New()
rpt->RevBatch=b
rpt->RevMailDate=d
rpt-
>AsynchGenerateReport(57777,xmlfile,xslfile,pdffile,lckfile)


in report, it's just a property.

Property RevBatch As %String;

I am not sure what I could have changed to break this. Also, I have
similar routines for other reports that still work fine. It's driving
me mad...

[Roberto]

We had something similar before with a Zen Report. Do you have 2
browsers open with the same credentials?

We found out that there was an issue with this with Zen Report.

-Roberto

[Rich Brim]

I'll check that, but it gets stranger.

This works if I put it before the report creation

b='cor':FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',1):FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',
2):FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',3):'_':Review.Obj->NOTICEBATCHCNT

but this doesn't

b='COR':FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',1):FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',
2):FIELD(O.REVIEW.DATE,'-',3):'_':Review.Obj->NOTICEBATCHCNT

[Roberto]

I'm not familiar with this syntax. I think this is MVBasic? I don't
know...

-Roberto

[Rich Brim]

Yep, MVBasic, it concat's string text with date with a counter. b =
'cor' + Month + Day + Year + counter.

Anyway, It doesn't really seem to matter. Sometimes it works,
sometimes it doesn't.

I will have to contact WRC.

thanks,

Rich

[Dawn Wolthuis]

Yes, I made this little cross-reference, going the other direction (translating COS into MVBASIC)

https://sites.google.com/site/intersystemsmv/resources/cos-to-mvbasic-cross-reference

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Dawn M. Wolthuis

Take and give some delight today

[ut.wo...@gmail.com]

I had almost the same error: Http object response incomplete or invalid.0,#V.

Although I didn't use ZEN.

My problem was in reaching the maximum local variable storage space.

I had

GETS^DIQ(FILE,IENS,FIELD,FLAGS,TARGET_ROOT)

in a loop and was killing TARGET_ROOT outside of this loop.

Killing TARGET_ROOT right before calling GETS solved the problem.

From InterSystems documentation:

Using KILL to delete variables frees up local variable storage space. To determine or set the
maximum storage space (in kilobytes) for the current process, use the $ZSTORAGE special
variable. To determine the available storage space (in bytes) for the current
process, use the $STORAGE special variable.

I hope that will help if not the author of the original post but at least somebody who gets here by search.