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End using the command word

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Zeroanarchy

Zeroanarchy

Technical User
Jun 11, 2001
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ok an unusual error I came across in Access97 and 2000.

The command word End does not work well with Runtime 97 or 2000 you should convert it to Exit Sub

eg.

Programming | Command Word | Command Word
Language | END | Exit Sub
----------------------------------------------------------
Access97 |No errors | No errors
Access97 Runtime |Runtime error | No errors
Access2000 |No errors | No errors
Access2000 Runtime |Runtime error | No errors

It shuts dow the entire program and comes up eith a runtime error.

Thought i would save a few of you future problems.

Zero Anarchy :)
 
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