Apex changing code

[jkopp36]

I thought maybe I was nuts last week but it just happened again today -> my Apex changed "pH" in my code to "Time". I have a line in my kalk dosing program that is:

If pH > 08.40 Then OFF

and it changed it to:

If Time > 08.40 Then OFF

I wasn't sure what was up last week when my pH was low and found it. Figured it was a fluke but it did it again today. Any ideas or ever heard of this?

 

[aquamanic]

I've heard of it. Try this. Change the program to something simple like 'Set ON'. Store that (update). Then go back and change it to your pH code. Update. See if that works.

 

[jkopp36]

I got the pH stick after I switched it back. Thinking about this some more, I made some changes today to the code and I'm betting it switched when I updated and I didn't catch it. I'm thinking it's not something that changes after the fact (later on). I'll have to remember to double check the code after I update it. Seems odd to have to do that though. Any ideas out there on what's causing it? Is it a FW glitch that Neptune is working on?

 

[aquamanic]

That's correct, it's overriding what you enter at the time it's stored. There's a bug in there someplace, not sure what triggers it. The language parser will substitute something if you make a syntax error and ignore the exception message. I've seen that happen before. This is similar but not exact because it seems to get stuck and the only way to shake it is to put in completely different (but valid) code, store it, then go back and re-enter what you wanted.