This is the subroutine - the code fails on the second line which sets
Wholesale_Rate, and Outer & Split (different prices) are no longer
shown in the list box on the form:
Private Sub Item_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
Wholesale_Pack = IIf([Customer.Type] = "R" Or [Customer.Type] =
"S" Or [Customer.Order_Type] = "S", 2, 1)
Wholesale_Rate = IIf(Pack = "1", Outer, Split)
Wholesale_Ratio = Ratio
Wholesale_Unit = Cost_Unit
Wholesale_VAT = Rate
Wholesale_Cost = Deld_Cost
Occurs = 0
End Sub
I have now observed that on the 2 machines that fail, they only fail
if a particular pop-up form is opened and closed - if the pop-up form
is left open then no error occurs. On the other 4 machines, no
failure occcurs even when the pop-up form is closed. This specific
code has been in daily use for 3 years without any problems, but the
system as a whole is regularly updated in-house
Hope someone can help??
"TC" <a@b.c.d> wrote in message news:<1069561305.993989@teuthos>...
If you have access to the sourcecode, the smart move would be to add some
error logging, to find the line of code on which this occurrs. Then take it
from there, and/or, post that line & ask for further help.
HTH,
TC
"Alex Marsh" <ve*****@goosemoor.info> wrote in message
news:82**************************@posting.google.c om... I have a LAN of 7 PCs running Access 2000. Recently the 2 newest PCs
with Athlon XP2000 and XP2400 CPUs have started to generate
intermittent but frequent run time error 2113 'data invalid for field'
during order-entry of valid product codes; the problem seems to be
machine-specific as the users can immediately carry on working on any
of the other PCs. As well as updating the software to O2K SR3 and Jet
SP7, and completely rebuilding the database, I've also swapped the
network ports around on the network switch (but I haven't swapped the
cables). I'm wondering whether there could be a problem with the
on-board network adaptors. [Prior to rebuilding the database, there
had been some corruption in the VB code which had been lurking for
several months.] The hardware supplier has concluded the problem is
software-related! All suggestions welcome!
