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I don't have any controlled types. I've never worked out how to use them :)

The only possibility I think is Ada.Calendar.Time which I think is a private type but not a controlled type.

Device_Class_Type is an enumerated type with three values.

This all seemed to happen when I started storing records in files.So I've now got a task which loads the file at the start then looks at a queue then sticks those changes back in the file.