ChemAxon 60ee1f1328
16-05-2006 09:55:26
Hello,
I am running an amide reaction using jcf_react4.
Running this function in isolation with a particular data set causes no errors, however subsequently trying to register the output eventually causes a hang with jc_insert but does not raise an exception where by I can continue. Logically(?) I assume there is somthing incorrect about an instance of the the productSDF data that is return from jcf_react4 (I am setting productSDF to null after each iteration!) or that particular reactants are incorrect, although they are all sourced from same query - I have tried the utl_file route to get all the data out in order to subsequently register with jcman and determine the error, but unfortunately this produces slightly invalid sdf (too much white space). Any suggestion how to proceed and identify which data is causing the jc_insert to "hang". Perhaps I need to pin point the reactant data in order to see if it is causing the issue - although I assume it contains the reacting functional group.
Any comments to help get me on the wagon would be great!
Cheers,
DB.
I am running an amide reaction using jcf_react4.
Running this function in isolation with a particular data set causes no errors, however subsequently trying to register the output eventually causes a hang with jc_insert but does not raise an exception where by I can continue. Logically(?) I assume there is somthing incorrect about an instance of the the productSDF data that is return from jcf_react4 (I am setting productSDF to null after each iteration!) or that particular reactants are incorrect, although they are all sourced from same query - I have tried the utl_file route to get all the data out in order to subsequently register with jcman and determine the error, but unfortunately this produces slightly invalid sdf (too much white space). Any suggestion how to proceed and identify which data is causing the jc_insert to "hang". Perhaps I need to pin point the reactant data in order to see if it is causing the issue - although I assume it contains the reacting functional group.
Any comments to help get me on the wagon would be great!
Cheers,
DB.