Invalid floating point operation

[dk4rh]

If a new QSO should be stored, for some CallSigns the error pop up "Invalid floating point operation".
One example is the callsign DK5OPA
   

Current version of Swisslog: 5.110
What I have tried (sorry, German version to those text of the menu)
- Werkzeuge -> QSO-Sequenz-Nummern neu setzen
- deactivation of Callbook CD / Internet Datenbank (QRZ was activated).
And more often restarted SwissLog.

73 Roland DK4RH

[do5rbb]

Same problem here with Callsign DN9ESJ. Although I have already logged the callsign as a QSO a few times.
Swisslog Version is also 5.110

73 DO5RBB, Ralf 

[OH3OJ]

Hello, as well in OH3OJ, first time yesterday and now in every restart and every time editing / adding a QSO. 73's de Jukka

[EA3GCV]

Hi all,

This very weird issue is fixed in latest beta released today. Please read the Beta versions thread:

https://www.swisslogforwindows.com/forum...php?fid=27

73

[OH3OJ]

Hello all, tried many things during the day:
- re sequencing the database (530 000 QSOs)
- disconnection radio connections in SWL
- disconnecting WSJT-X connection
- disconnecting online (QRZ) connection
- installed the last update 25.10.

No help but

Closing two data table displays (log 2024 and this days QSOs) I had open automatically in restart and the problem went away.

Opening them again and all is like before and no problem anymore.

73's de Jukka, OH3OJ

[OH3OJ]

Hello, 25.10.2024 version hold i back for 30 QSOs or so and then pop-up returned.
Copied 3.11. beta to folder and so far all back to normal.

Tnx Jordi de Jukka, OH3OJ

[dk4rh]

The beta is working. Have opened all "defect" QSOs and corrected the values. This wasn't possible before.
Tnx Jordi!
73 Roland DK4RH

[do5rbb]

I have now also installed the beta and the problem seems to be solved.
Tnx and 73, Ralf DO5RBB

[DB4SJP]

I was also affected by "QSO: Invalid floating point operation" and the 5.110 Beta solved the issue for me as well (applied on Sunday November 3rd). I'll keep testing but looks like this should have an early release to the public.
Thanks for your work.
73 de Sebastian