Runtime error 2001 you canceled the previous operation

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Runtime error 2001

Hi I need help to resolve this error as early as possible. This error pop up
at my work. I am not well convergent with database.

What could be the reason?
Even i don't know what is the password to get into the code event?

I want a solution so i can work further.

Please it needs to be solved on most priority basis , as i might made some
mistake while running the form.

Thanks.

Umesh
 
What line generated this error?

It means that something you are now trying to do did not work because of
something else you tried to do.

As an example:
Me.Filter = "[SomeField] ="
Me.FilterOn = True
Since the filter is bad, the attempt to turn the filter on failed.

Another example:
DLookup("Field1", "Table1", "SomeField = ")
Again the DLookup can't work because the criteria is mal-formed.

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Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

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Hi Allen,

Thanks for your post.

But please help me to comeout from this problem. I don't know even the
password to get into the event code as the database design was created long
time ago by another author.

I am badly looking for solution. I can just get you the table relationships.

What if i reduce the data from the tables.

I am helpless at my job and need to resolve this issue as early as possible.

Is there any other way , to solve this without to get into the event code.

Waiting for your favorable reply as soon as possible.

Thanks again.

Umesh

Allen Browne said:
What line generated this error?

It means that something you are now trying to do did not work because of
something else you tried to do.

As an example:
Me.Filter = "[SomeField] ="
Me.FilterOn = True
Since the filter is bad, the attempt to turn the filter on failed.

Another example:
DLookup("Field1", "Table1", "SomeField = ")
Again the DLookup can't work because the criteria is mal-formed.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

message
Hi I need help to resolve this error as early as possible. This error pop
up
at my work. I am not well convergent with database.

What could be the reason?
Even i don't know what is the password to get into the code event?

I want a solution so i can work further.

Please it needs to be solved on most priority basis , as i might made some
mistake while running the form.

Thanks.

Umesh
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The error is occuring in the code.
You want to use the code.
I don't see how you can use the code without using the code.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

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Hi Allen,

Thanks for your post.

But please help me to comeout from this problem. I don't know even the
password to get into the event code as the database design was created
long
time ago by another author.

I am badly looking for solution. I can just get you the table
relationships.

What if i reduce the data from the tables.

I am helpless at my job and need to resolve this issue as early as
possible.

Is there any other way , to solve this without to get into the event code.

Waiting for your favorable reply as soon as possible.

Thanks again.

Umesh

Allen Browne said:
What line generated this error?

It means that something you are now trying to do did not work because of
something else you tried to do.

As an example:
Me.Filter = "[SomeField] ="
Me.FilterOn = True
Since the filter is bad, the attempt to turn the filter on failed.

Another example:
DLookup("Field1", "Table1", "SomeField = ")
Again the DLookup can't work because the criteria is mal-formed.
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Runtime error 2001 said:
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Hi Allen,

Is any other way, I can edit in the design view of the frm report generator
,or reduce the data from the related tables.

Whenever i run the form report, it stop at the middle and pop up with the
above subject error.

What could be the best solution.

I can design the form, but i don't know how to convert in the report
generators. i can get you more details on it?

Would you be able to give me hand on this matter.

Thanks.

Allen Browne said:
The error is occuring in the code.
You want to use the code.
I don't see how you can use the code without using the code.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

message
Hi Allen,

Thanks for your post.

But please help me to comeout from this problem. I don't know even the
password to get into the event code as the database design was created
long
time ago by another author.

I am badly looking for solution. I can just get you the table
relationships.

What if i reduce the data from the tables.

I am helpless at my job and need to resolve this issue as early as
possible.

Is there any other way , to solve this without to get into the event code.

Waiting for your favorable reply as soon as possible.

Thanks again.

Umesh

Allen Browne said:
What line generated this error?

It means that something you are now trying to do did not work because of
something else you tried to do.

As an example:
Me.Filter = "[SomeField] ="
Me.FilterOn = True
Since the filter is bad, the attempt to turn the filter on failed.

Another example:
DLookup("Field1", "Table1", "SomeField = ")
Again the DLookup can't work because the criteria is mal-formed.
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Runtime error 2001 said:
message
Hi I need help to resolve this error as early as possible. This error
pop
up
at my work. I am not well convergent with database.

What could be the reason?
Even i don't know what is the password to get into the code event?

I want a solution so i can work further.

Please it needs to be solved on most priority basis , as i might made
some
mistake while running the form.
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