DanEvansJr
Programmer
I'm having a strange problem with an inherited multiuser application (VFP 6, running across Novell with XP client machines).
It's used by Field Auditors on Laptops and PC's, so it's not mandatory that they be connected to the network for the app to run. One user with a new laptop is having a problem. I've determined that the application is bombing on the following line:
loDataSession = CreateObject("cusDataSession",tiAuditId)
The error is "Function argument value, type or count is invalid."
This application has worked untouched for a few years and the same executable works fine for me, and fine for every other user EXCEPT THIS ONE PERSON. I'm finally at the belief that the code error isn't the problem, but a symptom of the problem. Probably a machine config, but I don't know what/how. I've made the user Administrator and given her all rights to her local drive, but that hasn't fixed it. I don't know what else to do.
Attempts to alter the code have proven fruitless, obtaining the same results (works for everyone but her). Has anyone else seen this on a new/updated/altered machine and what was the problem?
It's used by Field Auditors on Laptops and PC's, so it's not mandatory that they be connected to the network for the app to run. One user with a new laptop is having a problem. I've determined that the application is bombing on the following line:
loDataSession = CreateObject("cusDataSession",tiAuditId)
The error is "Function argument value, type or count is invalid."
This application has worked untouched for a few years and the same executable works fine for me, and fine for every other user EXCEPT THIS ONE PERSON. I'm finally at the belief that the code error isn't the problem, but a symptom of the problem. Probably a machine config, but I don't know what/how. I've made the user Administrator and given her all rights to her local drive, but that hasn't fixed it. I don't know what else to do.
Attempts to alter the code have proven fruitless, obtaining the same results (works for everyone but her). Has anyone else seen this on a new/updated/altered machine and what was the problem?