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Access does not break on errors?!

i'm writing small app in Access 2003 VB and it looks like somehow error
traping does not work anymore.
When i start the form and do some actions (with vb code behind it), if it
comes to a place where it can't proceed (because of an obvoius error), the
code simply stops without any error message.

In VB Options under Error traping i have choosen the Break on all errors
option.

Help?
Nov 13 '05 #1
1 1962
In the main db window (not the vb one) there is a setting under tools,
startup, that can prevent you from seeing the messages too.
Pachydermitis

Nov 13 '05 #2

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