Hi Dave, did you find anything with the code I sent you weeks ago?
Thanks

>C5 is not one bug, it indicates that there was an access violation that can happen in a number of situations.
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>Please send me a code sample that repoduces the bug you discovered.
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>Thanks,
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>Dave
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>>>>I just got the C5 again in a different situation and I didn't find anything along those lines anywhere so I thought it would be good to mention it:
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>>>>I have a SQL Select statement with 238 fields that always gives me the C5.
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>>>>If I cut down to 237 fields, I don't get the error but I get wrong info in the 2 last fields (!). I had to cut it down a little more and do an Alter Table to add the missing fields and fill them manually...(that's the best workaround I found)...
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>>>Mario,
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>>>Just a workaround... I also got the C00005 error if I have corrupted memo file, maybe your case. Fixing this, all ok.
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>>Thanks for the tip but no cigar...