Sami,

Thanks for the help. I went home and had the exact same problem so I
figured it was something I did. I followed your idea #3 and looked at
the lookup. Actually deleted the table and rebuilt a new version. It was
only three columns and one row to develop the form. Now it works
correctly. I kept a separate copy of the problem and will go back
through it with your other ideas to see if the problem pops out. I
learned early on to save forms regularly to avoid similar problems so
understanding what caused this new issue will become the Lesson of the
week for me.

 

Tom Frederick

Elm City Center

1314 W Walnut

Jacksonville, IL  62650

Off - 217-245-9504

Fax - 217-245-2350

Email - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Web - www.elmcity.org

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sami
Aaron
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 1:28 PM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: Access violations

 

Tom,

 

Here a few things I'd try:

 

1.       Reload the database - it's possible there is corruption in the
index file

2.       Check that any referenced variables in your WHERE clause are
"dotted" variables and make sure quotes and parens are balanced

3.       If the error only occurs when you try the TEST WHERE clause
button, then it must be related to the lookup you've defined.  Pay
attention to the data types of the column you are looking up vs. the
data type of the column you will place the value into - and things like
that.

 

God luck!

Sami

____________________________

Sami Aaron

Software Management Specialists

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom
Frederick
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 11:48 AM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Access violations

 

I started getting access violations with V8 this morning for no
particular reason that I can tell. (Build 8.0.16.30102) I am setting up
LookupComboBoxes with lookup settings in a form and saving regularly.
Form has 3 tabs with several Lookups and other options each. I use this
basic format a lot (some forms are really loaded with Lookups) with no
problems. When clicking on the Test Clause button in the Where Builder
section, an Error notice pops up and these messages appear. V8 will
flicker for awhile then simply turn off. 

 

Access violation at

Module

Write of address

017E6414

RBengind8.dll

20202020

018BBFEE

RBengind8.dll

7461446C

00AC430

RBG8EE.exe

00000000

00AAF6C5

RBG8.exe

00000000

 

Temperatures in the machine are fine. No memory hogs or internet radio
in the background. Machine is on a LAN with protections. Machine was off
over the weekend worked great late Friday. Restarted machine and had a
repeat. Later came back after a phone call and everything worked fine
for 10 minutes then a repeat. I will likely simply scrap the form and
start over in case I saved something goofy. I will check my copy at home
to see it the same thing happens there, but have had no problems there.
This issue has not happened with any other form on the same machine. Any
other suggestions?

 

Tom Frederick

Elm City Center

1314 W Walnut

Jacksonville, IL  62650

Off - 217-245-9504

Fax - 217-245-2350

Email - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Web - www.elmcity.org

 

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