Breaking w/out breakpoint???

[LNBruno]

Okay, this is one of those annoying things that I'm going to kick myself for, I'm sure.

Using Access 2003, I have an Access 2000 file format project. When I double-click the mdb in IE, a Main Menu form displays. Clicking a button on the form displays another form. The first time this form is opened, the code window pops up with a line of code highlighted (in yellow). There is NO breakpoint set. Hitting F5 resumes the processing without error. Subsequent opening of this form does NOT exhibit this behavior, whether clicking the button on the Main Menu or selecting the form in the database window and selecting Open.

Just for grins and giggles, I tried opening Access first and doing a File Open with the same (undesired, bad, evil) behavior.

Any ideas?

< M!ke >

 

[LNBruno]

sorry - that should have been WE for Windows Explorer instead of IE...

< M!ke >

 

[Craig0201]

Somethings wrong. Compile the code to find out where.

Craig

 

[CajunCenturion]

One possibility is a missing reference. Put up the References dialog and see if any are missing.

Good Luck
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[LNBruno]

Hmmm...did a "Compact and Repair" and no more break. Gotta love how stuff gets stuck for no apparent reason.

Thx, Craig.

< M!ke >

 

[SidCharming]

I have a simular issue...

In the code of a form (click event of a command button), I set a breakpoint for debugging purposes. After removing the breakpoint, it still stops there as if the breakpoint still existed. I tried recompiling and compacting/repairing, closing Access completely and re-entering, but it hasn’t helped.

I tried the Microsoft knowledge base to no avail.

Using Windows XP, Access 2003.

Anything??



Sid from Minnesota

 

[PHV]

Reset the breakpoint at the same location and then press Ctrl+Shift+F9 (or menu Debug -> Remove all breakpoints).

Hope This Helps, PH.
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