Using 9.1 with latest updates on both Win 7 and XP machines with 2 gig
memory each. I have one form that drops the user out of the database and
I cannot figure out why. The form collects information about CONTACTS
(name, address, phone, and 18 additional fields).
1. When I call CONTACTS straight from a menu list it works correctly
every time.
2. Another form tracks prescribed MEDICATIONS and uses a drop down to
select the prescribing physician. If the name is new, the user hits a
green '+' which fires an EEP to load the CONTACTS form to collect the
new physician's info.
I use this basic system successfully in many locations. However in
Example #2 I can go to any field within the called CONTACT to add info
but as soon as I click on any other CONTACT field, the database closes.
In XP the database just shuts down. In Win 7 this message comes up:
"R:Base 9.1 has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop
working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
solution is available".
The MEDICATION form has 33 items that do something and on it's own it
always works. I have stripped EEPs out of CONTACTS to eliminate
conflicts, rebuilt the forms, Echo and Trace do not show anything.
What is a likely cause of the database just stopping like this? All I
can think of is there is some kind of conflict, but nothing pops up that
I can see.
Tom Frederick
Jacksonville,IL
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