>How are you updating the table structures. Do you use Stonefield Database Toolkit or something equivalent?
>
>Possibly the answer would be to get the structure correct before opening the form?

Stacy,

Thanks for the response.

The updating isn't the problem. I'm already using SDT to handle data structure updates. However, I have no control over a client restoring an older data set to do testing. It's a weird situation, because the problem is clearly caused by them, but the interactive error was causing their batch scheduler to hang.

I did find a workaround through the form's Error event. First, I check to see if we're running the form through our command line utility (via Application.ServerName). If so, I log the error and exit the process completely. Otherwise, I just pass the error back out via the ERROR statement. This solution prevents the interactive error dialog from popping up.

Laterness,
Jon