[AccessD] Bug Report

Hi John

OK. I can count to "a dozen classes" times 20 and all the combinations
of these 20 ...

How about creating a macro to load the form 25 times and beep when
unloading the form??

/gustav

>>> jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com 08/15 8:18 pm >>>
The size of the file is caused by the VB for all the controls.  No, no
graphics at all AFAIK.  MAYBE a button... Hmmm I just looked at it and
yea,
I have graphics in the tabs - little pictures like can be found in
buttons
generated by the wizards.  No pictures other than those.  I will
certainly
take those out to see what happens.

BTW, I went in and commented out all of the classes loaded by the form
and
the crashing has stopped.  At least it looks like it.  That is one of
the
problems, you can open the form 19 times and the 20th it will close
the
database.  So every time you make a change you have to do a TON of
searches
(opening the form) before you are almost sure that you have managed to
change the symptoms.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com 

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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Gustav
Brock
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 2:08 PM
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Subject: RE: [AccessD] Bug Report


Hi John

But at 390K I guess your form contains some graphics - can't you skip
that
part? Also, if no code is run and the app still crashes, it looks like
just
the loading of the form causes the crash. The reason could be loading
of
graphics. Not likely, I know, but quick and easy to test.

/gustav

>>> jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com 08/15 7:30 pm >>>
>  Call SaveAsText(acForm, "tfrmClaim", "c:\tfrmClaim.txt")

That was cool.  The text file is 390 kbytes so it seems unliekly I can
"scan
it closely"

And unfortunately, remember I said I had "pushed it out of the OnOpen"
- the
close is now back in the calling function that opens the form.  The
truly
strange part is that there is no code left in that function, i.e. it
just
exits the sub.

Sigh.  I was going to try retyping in the offending line of code to see
if I
could clean the source stream.