I know there are probably many reasons for C0000005 errors. I do know the following steps cured my problems. Maybe these steps will help you.

I was having this problem with VFP 6.0 opening classes compiled in VFP 3.0.

The recommended solutions came from Paul Borowicz on the UT, Lisa Slater Nichols and Tom Piper on MS newsgroup. It turns out I had two problems.

First Solution:

USE the VCX as a table
REPLACE ALL ObjCode with ""
PACK
USE
COMPILE CLASS

Second Solution: (only needed on one of my problem classes)

USE the VCX as a table
BROWSE the table
(I found some JUNK characters in the Reserved5 Memo field and deleted it)
COMPILE CLASS

Using the steps listed above FIXED my C0000005 error.

Hope this helps!

Dale


>Hello everybody-
>
>After searching the newsgroups and the universal thread for words of wisdom from VFP sages I have yet to find any solution to my C000005 errors. I am simply trying to run one of my forms which ran on VFP5 with no problem for many months. As far as I can tell the error occurs in the load event of a form that I have written for our school and I have no clue as to why. I have DCOM98 and IE 4.01 install on a Pentium Pro 200 with 96 MB Ram and an Imagine 128 series 2 video card with the latest Win95 driver. Any pearls of wisdom would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Scott Schaffer
>sschaffer@doar.heschel.pvt.k12.ca.us
>Heschel Day School
>Northridge Ca.