SRT END mismatch

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Hello,

I have a script that has a ONE SRT in it and when I try to save it I get message:

Subroutine mismatch
There is a mismatch in the number of SRT> and End>statements.

I search SRT> and find 1. I search END> and find 1.

I ran the awesome cleanup script that Marcus wrote and I still cannot find my mistake.
https://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2019/01/09/ ... -clean-up/

***The script executes fine. -Other than the message that pops up to tell me I have a mismatch.

Is there something the error message isn't telling me? -Some other condition I need to search for. In addition to the one SRT, the code also includes VB and Python via legacy Python27.dll called by Let>PYTHON_DLL=python27.dll

I am using latest version of MS 14.5.6 (yes 6)

Thank you,

Bob

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Bob,

Want to help. Can you post the code?

Thanks,
PepsiHog

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Hi,

Thanks for the offer, I truly appreciate it, but unfortunately the code will bark about a lot more than SRT's if I move it away from the local database server licensing server it needs.

I was wondering if this had something to do with the changes that were made in 14.5.5, but I dropped the code into 14.2.07 and tried to save it and have same error.

I think the key to solving this will be knowing how MS counts SRT's. Perhaps some of the super-powers that MS has like running vBSCRIPT and PYTHON code may be included in the count or code inside of those may affect the count?!?

Thanks again!

Bob

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In case someone else encounters this...

A strange thing happened during my attempt to figure this out... -I rebooted my computer and the error went away! (Doh!)

I had previously closed and re-opened MS a number of times and was certain only one instance of MS was running. But I had not rebooted since update to latest MS. Perhaps that was affecting this or there was something goofy in memory. I had been moving SRT's around and between several scripts and there were a number of times tests closed MS, "in a less than graceful fashion". Keep in mind, I started with a script of about 3500 lines, that called a half dozen SRTS, Python, VB... -I also went through upgrade of MS, and the Python changes from 27...

The mystery may not be solved, but this case is closed!