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C0000005 - Throwing in the towel
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Visual FoxPro
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Problèmes
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00192951
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>>>>Hi Mark,
>>>>
>>>>I ran into the same thing, was doing a search here on this problem and ran into your post.
>>>>
>>>>I did find a fix that worked in my case, and thought I might post it. If you've already solved your problem, great. Otherwise, this is for future reference in case the question comes up again. I can't say for certain that this will solve all the instances of this, but this worked for me.
>>>>
>>>>There's a table and memo file (BROWSER.DBF and BROWSER.FPT) that apparently the Class Browser uses. When I deleted these files, the problem disappeared.
>>>
>>>George,
>>>
>>>I haven't solved it yet and will see if what worked for you will work for me...
>>>
>>>Thanks for the suggestion
>>Hi Mark,
>>
>>Well, please let us know how it turns out.
>
>Deleting the browser.dbf & .fpt resolved the problem. For those who missed the original post some months ago, I was getting an "Invalid BuffDirty Call" error message when trying to launch the class browser or the component gallery. VFP would then give the C0000005 error and quit.
>
>My thanks to George for taking the time to find other folks who had the same problem and provide a resolution.
>
>Thanks again

Hi Mark,

You're welcome, however, I simply discovered it trying to fix my own class browser, so I really didn't go out of my way with this.:-) As a matter of fact, if I hadn't done a search here trying to find the answer, I wouldn't have discovered your post.

In the next day or so, maybe I'll add this to the UT Knowledge Base. I don't know if this is addressed in SP3 or not, but it's good information, nevertheless.
George

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