Adding one new field to Solidity struct makes Ethereum Contract stop working

Question

In Ethereum private network (geth) I do have very simple contract (in Solidity).

version 1:

contract T {

   string log;

   function getLastLog() constant returns (string lastLog) { return log; }

   function T() { log = "[call end]: T()\n"; }

   struct TData {

      uint amount;

   }

   mapping (address => uint) balance;

   mapping (address => TData) mystructmap;

   function setBalance(address _user, uint _balance) {

       log = "[call start]: setBalance()\n";

       balance[_user] = _balance;

       mystructmap[_user] = TData({amount: 42});

       log = "[call end]: setBalance()\n";

   }

   function getBalance(address _user) constant returns (uint _balance) {

       return balance[_user];

   }

   function get42(address _user) constant returns (uint _fourtytwo) {

       return mystructmap[_user].amount;

   }

}

I do deploy contract and then call it like this (from web3.js):

contract.getLog()

contract.setBalance(valid_address, 55)

contract.getLog()

contract.getBalance(address)

contract.get42(address)

And I get as output result:

[call end]: T()

[call end]: setBalance()

55

42

Now I just add one new field to TData structure:

version 2:

contract T {

   string log;

   function getLastLog() constant returns (string lastLog) { return log; }

   function T() { log = "[call end]: T()\n"; }

   struct TData {

      uint somedata;

      uint amount;

   }

   mapping (address => uint) balance;

   mapping (address => TData) mystructmap;

   function setBalance(address _user, uint _balance) {

       log = "[call start]: setBalance()\n";

       balance[_user] = _balance;

       mystructmap[_user] = TData({somedata: 11, amount: 42});

       log = "[call end]: setBalance()\n";

   }

   function getBalance(address _user) external constant returns (uint _balance) {

      return balance[_user];

   }

   function get42(address _user) external constant returns (uint _fourtytwo) {

      return mystructmap[_user].amount;

   }

}

I do the same calls as above:

contract.getLog()

contract.setBalance(valid_address, 55)

contract.getLog()

contract.getBalance(address)

contract.get42(address)

But now I get:

[call end]: T()

[call end]: T()

0

0

Seems like 'setBalance()' function is not executed (or exited somewhere) and state in storage is not changed.

Please help!

Thanks.

Answer 1

Try manually sending different amounts of gas along with your request. Something like this

store
.changeProduct(d.id, d.name, d.price, d.description, d.quantity,d.enabled, {from: account, gas:1000000})