There is nothing to fix here - it is not NAV Client error, it is ALWAYS C/AL programmer error.
C/AL programmer is responsible to handle recursive calls properly and exit recursion at some point. NAV client software cannot decide - it can only throw an error when all available resources (stack memory here) is exhausted.
I always thought it was code that was the cause of a stack error but after exhaustively trawling through the code and not getting anywhere – I deleted the fin.zup file and bingo – disappeared!
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C/AL programmer is responsible to handle recursive calls properly and exit recursion at some point. NAV client software cannot decide - it can only throw an error when all available resources (stack memory here) is exhausted.
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I always thought it was code that was the cause of a stack error but after exhaustively trawling through the code and not getting anywhere – I deleted the fin.zup file and bingo – disappeared!
Keep up the good coding !