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David Zeidman
I have an access application that consists of one main form. On
loading up the form I check to see if a certain length of time has
past since I last opened the form. If it has then I proceed to step
through all the records on the form and update them.
I open a recordset using the form's recordsetclone method and am
careful to close it and set it to nothing. I have looked at the rest
of my code and whereever I open a recordset I make sure that I close
it again.
However when I shut access down the main access window remains open.
I have read on this group about boolean controls being a problem but I
don't have any on my form.
I did notice that on doing the recordsetclone method an instance of
the form gets opened (at least the onOpen event is called) - could
there be "hidden" references there?
Any help is really appreciated.
David
loading up the form I check to see if a certain length of time has
past since I last opened the form. If it has then I proceed to step
through all the records on the form and update them.
I open a recordset using the form's recordsetclone method and am
careful to close it and set it to nothing. I have looked at the rest
of my code and whereever I open a recordset I make sure that I close
it again.
However when I shut access down the main access window remains open.
I have read on this group about boolean controls being a problem but I
don't have any on my form.
I did notice that on doing the recordsetclone method an instance of
the form gets opened (at least the onOpen event is called) - could
there be "hidden" references there?
Any help is really appreciated.
David