Willem Kruize wrote on 28/08/2007 06:38:28:
If PGMA call's PGMB in a loop a number of times only at the first call
the debug session is started.
If I put a sleep of 1 second in PGMA between call's no problem, the
debug
is started at each call.
Sorry to say I can't actually suggest a way around, but I have seen this
behaviour too. It seems that the SEP takes some time to become active
again after a firing. In my case, there were enough calls to PGMB that
the SEP did eventually fire again without the delay time, but only after a
large number of calls to PGMB without the SEP firing.
Good luck,
Adam
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