The message is exactly this:
Access Violation at address 005F9753. Read of address 00000008
No other programs are trying to access the bat's databases. I would
think this error would be due to an invalid pointer someplace in the
code. It is a memory error, nothing else.
I've tried restarting the application many times. The error is
still there.
-Ryan
Saturday, May 05, 2001, 4:57:07 PM, you wrote:
DAC> On Saturday, May 05, 2001, 6:37:33 PM, Ryan Phillips wrote:
>> Well it may not be confirmed, but it sure doesn't work here. The
>> program doesn't actually crash, the error message is: Access
>> Violation at [some memory space] ... and the message is not deleted.
DAC> There sure is a big difference between a crash and a failure to delete
DAC> a message successfully.
DAC> I just deleted a number of messages with no trouble. If you are
DAC> getting an access violation, is that a sharing violation caused by
DAC> some other program having the file open at the same time?
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