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Harvey
Hello:
We have an Access 2003 db which uses local as well as oracle tables. We
suddenly started encountering this error when exiting the program:
"the instruction at "0xxxx..." referenced memory at "0xfffffffff". The
memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.
We have tried a variety of different things to avert this error, including
introducing memory delays, etc. I found that when introducing MsgBox just
prior to the error, it does not occur. So then, I tried to introduce MsgBox,
and using win32 api, to automatically dismiss it so the user would not know
it was there. that works only some of the time, most of the time not. It
seems like some sort of timing / threading issue.
any ideas would be appreciated.
thank you
Harvey
We have an Access 2003 db which uses local as well as oracle tables. We
suddenly started encountering this error when exiting the program:
"the instruction at "0xxxx..." referenced memory at "0xfffffffff". The
memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.
We have tried a variety of different things to avert this error, including
introducing memory delays, etc. I found that when introducing MsgBox just
prior to the error, it does not occur. So then, I tried to introduce MsgBox,
and using win32 api, to automatically dismiss it so the user would not know
it was there. that works only some of the time, most of the time not. It
seems like some sort of timing / threading issue.
any ideas would be appreciated.
thank you
Harvey