Rodney Posted May 9 Share Posted May 9 I have a sequence "Sites" that calls a function Site_Poll the sequence Site determines if a site has to be polled - could be anywhere from 1 to say 20 sites concurrently if Site n is to be polled it calls sequence Siten_Poll and it in turn calls sequence Site_Poll and and passes the site n parameters Site_Poll then determines if the function Site_Relay has to be called thus Site1_Poll could call Site1_Relay and say Site5_Poll could call Site5_Relay (Siten_Relay calls Site_Relay and passes site n parameters) I have used the same logic to call Site_Poll and Site_Relay however I cannot get it to work Site_Relay to work error message is C1000 Channel or function not found: Line 1: Site_Poll Line 104: Site1_Poll Line 1 - Uncaught error in sequence Site1_Poll Sequence named Site1_Poll only has 1 line of code Site_Poll(1) is it because Site_relay is effectively nested under Site_Poll? do I have to pass additional parameters that relate to Site_Relay when I call Site_Poll in the 1st place? Rodney Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AzeoTech Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 You are reading the call stack backwards. Site1_Poll() doesn't have an error. Site_Poll does. At line 104. Site_Poll was called from site1_poll at line 1. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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