>Hi,
>
>I have one or two customers where their error log shows an error in a method Start. And the error message is "Record out of range." The customers themselves never reported this error; I just see it in their log file.
>
>This method Start is of the global application object (oApp) is called at the top of the application.
>
>The code in the Start method is as follows:
>
>

>PROCEDURE Start
>
>	do while .T. 
>	
>		read events
>		if this.cleanup()
>			on shutdown
>			this.cleanup2()
>			if type('oPassword') = 'O' .and. !ISNULL( oPassword )
>				oPassword.Close_user_login_file()
>				oPassword.destroy()  
>				oPassword = .NULL.
>				release oPassword
>			endif
>			exit
>		endif
>
>	enddo
>

>
>I don't see any line of the code above that would cause the "record out of range."
>
>I have two questions:
>1. If the error happened in a method called by Start (cleanup() and cleanup2() and method .Close_User_Login_File()), the error should point to that method and not Start(); correct?
>2. Do you see anything that maybe need to be changed in this method?
>
>
>TIA

I think the reason why it shows the Start method is, because the error happens out of scope, and here is the Read Events loop.

That would mean it could happen during releasing of some object while the program already is closing. Maybe the user pressed the X button of the main Screen? One indication would be where the Clear Events happens, or a Quit or Cancel is being triggered. If it happens frequently a log would help where all those actions are logged to a text file to see if the error occurs before or after.