1. Does the code in the procedure actually get executed?
2. If so, did you put your breakpoints on statements that were executed,
or might you have put them on statements that were bypassed due to
conditional logic?
3. If the code was not executed, is the button's OnClick property (on
the Event tab of the button's property sheet) set to "[Event
Procedure]", as it should be?
Strange, I put the word "Stop" (without quotation marks) as the very first
line of code in the click procedure, as well as placing a break-point on the
sub name.
I'm gonna decompile this database, and if that doesn't work, I'll create a
new database and import everything from the existing one into the new one.
If you have any other suggestions please let me know - thanks.
Strange, I put the word "Stop" (without quotation marks) as the very
first line of code in the click procedure, as well as placing a
break-point on the sub name.
Hmm. If the "Use Access Special Keys" option was checked when you
opened the database, and all my other questions had a "yes" answer, then
maybe you have got a corrupt VB project.
I'm gonna decompile this database, and if that doesn't work, I'll
create a new database and import everything from the existing one
into the new one.
Note that this kind of corruption is often caused by editing
a form/report's module when the form/report is open in any
view except design view. It's tough to remember this, but
try really hard to **always** switch to design view before
making **any** change to a form/report's code module.
Note that this kind of corruption is often caused by editing
a form/report's module when the form/report is open in any
view except design view. It's tough to remember this, but
try really hard to **always** switch to design view before
making **any** change to a form/report's code module.
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