10062 Overflow during Document Check-in
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Problem:
Customer is getting an error message from the scripting engine that says "10062 Overflow." when trying to check in a document via RJS Imaging Scan Workstation.
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Solution:
Checked the PreProcessExit procedure in their custom RJSIMGSCAN.BAS script. They were formatting their customer number as: Format(CInt(sReturnVariant(1)), "00000") in order to force it to have a minimum of 5 digits.
Changed this line to Format(CLng(sReturnVariant(1)),"00000") and it worked.
The problem was that the sReturnVariant(1) was defined as a Long so the size of the numeric being returned was too large to fit in a standard Int, thus causing the overflow problem. Check the variables being passed through the script for datatype mismatch.
