Hi All,
Ok, "solved" it sortof. Thanks for all the suggestions. Turns out that a command button class in my .VCX (class library) was referencing a form (called SECURITY) via a DO FORM command. Deleting the form (thus generating a BUILD reference error) did NOT solve the problem. Deleting the class, however, did the trick. The class had only one change from the default command button in the CLICK method. The code [was]:
*Set the security level
PUBLIC _Prg
_Prg = SUBSTR(SYS(16),RAT("\",SYS(16))+1)
DO FORM Security WITH _Prg
That's it. Now, this class was developed under VFP5 and the class file just copied to the VFP6 installation. Wonder if that is the problem... Interestingly enough, nowhere in the project's code is that class referenced! I always thought that VFP ignores class definitions in a class library that are not referenced - clearly this is not the case.
Thoughts?
-Arne
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