I got this error twice in 72-hours.
Each time, a different global procedure
was not found. One was being used
in an SQL statement and the other in
a Set stmt in DAO routine.
Both FNs, of course, are defined and
have been for 1.5 years. First time it
happened, I closed and restarted app.
Prob went away. Second time, I rebooted
thinking that might help. Prob went away.
First time I can recall ever seeing this.
Anyone ever noticed Access not being
able to find its global procedures?
Its quite annoying, actually. I have to
carefully examine my code to verify
what was done up to the point of the
failure. Then I have to manually con-
struct whatever needed to be done
AFTER the failure point. Its a real
pain in the ass. I really don't wanna
have to put in error-handling code that
tells Access to go back and look again
for FNs it can't seem to find the first time.
3  4106 
You may be dealing with some corruption. Try importing your mdb into a clean,
new mdb that has Tools>Options>G eneral tab>Name AutoCorrect turned OFF and
see if you still have the problem. It onbly takes a minute to create the new
db.
MLH wrote:
>I got this error twice in 72-hours.
Each time, a different global procedure
was not found. One was being used
in an SQL statement and the other in
a Set stmt in DAO routine.
Both FNs, of course, are defined and
have been for 1.5 years. First time it
happened, I closed and restarted app.
Prob went away. Second time, I rebooted
thinking that might help. Prob went away.
First time I can recall ever seeing this.
Anyone ever noticed Access not being
able to find its global procedures?
Its quite annoying, actually. I have to
carefully examine my code to verify
what was done up to the point of the
failure. Then I have to manually con-
struct whatever needed to be done
AFTER the failure point. Its a real
pain in the ass. I really don't wanna
have to put in error-handling code that
tells Access to go back and look again
for FNs it can't seem to find the first time.
--
HTH - RuralGuy (RG for short) acXP WinXP Pro
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I'd kind-a-like to see if the problem resurfaces after clean boot. Ya
know how Access forgets the global vars in the event of an untrapped
runtime error. Dunno. Maybe something along those lines went awry???
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>You may be dealing with some corruption. Try importing your mdb into a clean,
new mdb that has Tools>Options>G eneral tab>Name AutoCorrect turned OFF and
see if you still have the problem. It onbly takes a minute to create the new
db.
<snip>
Good point and good luck. Good error handling is vital for a robust
application.
MLH wrote:
>I'd kind-a-like to see if the problem resurfaces after clean boot. Ya
know how Access forgets the global vars in the event of an untrapped
runtime error. Dunno. Maybe something along those lines went awry???
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx
>>You may be dealing with some corruption. Try importing your mdb into a clean,
new mdb that has Tools>Options>G eneral tab>Name AutoCorrect turned OFF and
see if you still have the problem. It onbly takes a minute to create the new
db.
<snip>
--
HTH - RuralGuy (RG for short) acXP WinXP Pro
Please post back to this forum so all may benefit.
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