First-chance exception from MS Access 1

[PavelGur]

I'm getting exception claiming that I put (null) in numeric field though it is not true. Here is the code and the messages:
Here is the table layout in header file:
CString m_Stock;
CTime m_Date;
float m_fAsk;
float m_fBid;
int m_iAskSize;
int m_iBidSize;

try
{
pAB->AddNew();
pAB->m_Stock = szStock;
pAB->m_Date = CTime::GetCurrentTime();
pAB->m_fAsk = fAsk;
pAB->m_iAskSize = iAskSize;
pAB->m_fBid = fBid;
pAB->m_iBidSize = iBidSize;
TRACE("Stock %s, fAsk %f, fBid %f, iAskSize %d, iBidSize %d \n", szStock, pAB->m_fAsk,pAB->m_fBid, pAB->m_iAskSize, pAB->m_iBidSize);
pAB->Update();
}

catch(CDBException* e)
{
CString szFunction("pAB->AddNew/Update");
HandleError(e, szFunction, szStock);;
}

here is TRACE and exception message:
Stock CIEN, fAsk 3.800000, fBid 3.790000, iAskSize 33700, iBidSize 34200
Numeric value out of range (null)
State:22003,Native:34,Origin:[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]

First-chance exception in CTDataFeed2.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: Microsoft C++ Exception.
First-chance exception in CTDataFeed2.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: Microsoft C++ Exception.
First-chance exception in CTDataFeed2.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: Microsoft C++ Exception.
Does anybody has an explanation?
Thanks, Pavel.

 

[Salem]

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[xwb]

This is a throw which has been caught and handled internally. I don't think it is anything to worry about. There are two that seem to be common in the last two years: one that ends with 6D7363 (msc) and another that ends with 636F6D (com).

You get a lot of that in certain types of coding especially .net and communications.

 

[PavelGur]

I've got it again. The problem is that I could ignore it in first case because it did not happen on every add. Now I can not. I do need to add the row to the table. I checked all numeric fields and they are fine. The error message from the exception is State:22003,Native:34,Origin:[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver].
Thanks, Pavel.