error with str function

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Hi,

When I open a form with code using str( ), this message appear: incomplete
ref. to PJGRID.DLL version 1.0

What should I do to use it correctly.

My DB was in format 2000 and I convert it in 2002-2003 and the problem begin
with that move.

Thanks for the answers!!!
 
Evens said:
Hi,

When I open a form with code using str( ), this message appear:
incomplete ref. to PJGRID.DLL version 1.0

What should I do to use it correctly.

My DB was in format 2000 and I convert it in 2002-2003 and the
problem begin with that move.

Thanks for the answers!!!
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Is that error message a translation? I wonder if it means "missing
reference" or "broken reference". I have no idea what PJGRID.DLL is,
and Google tells me nothing.

Please post the code that raises the error, and the exact error message
and error number if you can get it.
 
Thanks for response,

Yes it is a translation!
Here is the code : rs.FindFirst "[NoCategorie] = " &
Str(Nz(Me![mdfCategorie], 0))

Its when I use a combobox with search option on the assistant

I search on google too for the pjgrid.dll and found nothing at all!

yes its supposed to be a missing or broken reference and its only happened
when I convert my BD to version 2003

Thanks
 
Evens said:
Thanks for response,

Yes it is a translation!
Here is the code : rs.FindFirst "[NoCategorie] = " &
Str(Nz(Me![mdfCategorie], 0))

Its when I use a combobox with search option on the assistant

I search on google too for the pjgrid.dll and found nothing at all!

yes its supposed to be a missing or broken reference and its only
happened when I convert my BD to version 2003
Click to expand...

There's nothing obviously wrong with that code, so I'm guessing that the
problem is somewhere else. Open any code module, click the menu items
Tools -> References..., and look for any reference marked MISSING. If
you find one (maybe the one to PJGRID), note down what it is and what
its location is supposed to be, according to the References dialog, and
then remove the check-mark next to it. Then close the dialog, compile
your project, and test it to see if the problem goes away.

It may be that your project needs this PJGRID, but let's find out if you
can get along without it.
 
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