Hi Rick.

>The LIST MEMORY command you are using does not list the full contents of all memory variables. Using SAVE TO will store the full strings. It may prevent the buffer overrun error you are getting, and can be restored and parsed later to see the full set of variables at the time of the crash.

I hadn't thought of using SAVE TO in an error handler. It *is* a pain that LIST MEMORY cuts off the value of string variables. So, I tried it and found one deal-breaking flaw: while LIST MEMORY lists all memory variables, SAVE TO only lists those currently in scope (IOW, in the error handler itself). So, it doesn't really work in an error handling situation.

Doug