SQLScholar
Programmer
Hey all,
Got abit of an issue that is really being a dog to solve.
On close of the form, the record is moved from a table it is temp into another table. Sometimes it seems that the record is not being populated into the second table.
On the save routine i have put a message box onto our BETA version that pops up giving the results of datagrid.approxcount and ADODC.recordset.recordcount. When it errors both come up with 0, yet i can see on the screenshot someone sent me that the Datagrid does have data in it. I have also poped in a ADODC refresh if the recordcount is 0, but that still makes no difference.
If it also makes any difference the form name is defined in a variable that gets set in the function (as the function is used by multiple forms).
Also to compound the fact, although the end users have the problem quite oftern, i cant replicate it via running in VB6. It seems that the main problem is happening on 2k machines not the XP ones.
Any ideas?
TIA
Dan
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There are 2 types of computer, the prototype and the obsolete!!
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No D, just plank - and its not my fault
Got abit of an issue that is really being a dog to solve.
On close of the form, the record is moved from a table it is temp into another table. Sometimes it seems that the record is not being populated into the second table.
On the save routine i have put a message box onto our BETA version that pops up giving the results of datagrid.approxcount and ADODC.recordset.recordcount. When it errors both come up with 0, yet i can see on the screenshot someone sent me that the Datagrid does have data in it. I have also poped in a ADODC refresh if the recordcount is 0, but that still makes no difference.
If it also makes any difference the form name is defined in a variable that gets set in the function (as the function is used by multiple forms).
Also to compound the fact, although the end users have the problem quite oftern, i cant replicate it via running in VB6. It seems that the main problem is happening on 2k machines not the XP ones.
Any ideas?
TIA
Dan
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There are 2 types of computer, the prototype and the obsolete!!
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No D, just plank - and its not my fault