Who now what this error means?
it appear when i load a second time a program/screenset
Excecution error : file 'associtn'
error code: 240, pc=0, call=1, seg=0
240 Object reference not valid
I don't find anything on Internet or Forums
cg
Execution error: file 'associtn'
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Who now what this error means?
it appear when i load a second time a program/screenset
Excecution error : file 'associtn'
error code: 240, pc=0, call=1, seg=0
240 Object reference not valid
I don't find anything on Internet or Forums
cg
Do you have a control program in use for one of your user controls on your screenset?
On what function are you receiving the error?
+2- Rocketeer
Who now what this error means?
it appear when i load a second time a program/screenset
Excecution error : file 'associtn'
error code: 240, pc=0, call=1, seg=0
240 Object reference not valid
I don't find anything on Internet or Forums
cg
A relative fast way to locate the error is to compile the program for animation and animate it. If you can't duplicate it on a developer machine, put the IDY and program on the end user machine and enable a coredump (CBLCORED.EXE). When the 240 error occurs the runtime will output a cblcored file in your applications working directory.
Take that cblcored file and animate it as though it was a program it should stop on the line of your code that caused the fault.
You can then take that information and trace back your object.
+2- Rocketeer
Who now what this error means?
it appear when i load a second time a program/screenset
Excecution error : file 'associtn'
error code: 240, pc=0, call=1, seg=0
240 Object reference not valid
I don't find anything on Internet or Forums
cg
A relative fast way to locate the error is to compile the program for animation and animate it. If you can't duplicate it on a developer machine, put the IDY and program on the end user machine and enable a coredump (CBLCORED.EXE). When the 240 error occurs the runtime will output a cblcored file in your applications working directory.
Take that cblcored file and animate it as though it was a program it should stop on the line of your code that caused the fault.
You can then take that information and trace back your object.
+2Who now what this error means?
it appear when i load a second time a program/screenset
Excecution error : file 'associtn'
error code: 240, pc=0, call=1, seg=0
240 Object reference not valid
I don't find anything on Internet or Forums
cg
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