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3 Strange Errors
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07/10/2003 15:42:06
 
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
The Mere Mortals Framework
Title:
3 Strange Errors
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00835926
Message ID:
00835926
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Hi All,

Background: I recently had a hard drive failure, and recovered from backups. I reinstalled WinXP on the new hard drive, and then copied all the backups back on to the new machine. All files, including my projects and Mere Mortals files, have the exact same file structure as before. A few files were mysteriously absent from the backups, but 99.9% appears to be there.

Problem: I'm now getting 3 error messages, and I'm not sure if they are related to the crash or not.

First, in my project, when I run "do main" from the command window, I get two "File Does Not Exist" errors. If I hit ignore, the app appears to start up normally - all functionality appears to be present. The error is in the CDataBaseMgrMetaData class of the CManager library, method SelectDefaultDatabaseRecord(). The line of code is:
loSelect = NEWOBJ('CSelect', 'CUtils', '', 'MetaDBC')
Second, when I compile, if I select "recompile all files", I get a "Compile Error in File..." - the file being my application. All the files appear to recompile, but for some reason it can't build the app. If I recompile without selecting all files, the recompile works.

Third, and perhaps related to the above, when I run the app (i.e. through an icon), the program loads fine - none of the "File Does Not Exist" errors mentioned above occur. However one form - the most used form in the app - bugs out when I change pageframes. I'm getting a "Not a Table" error when the newid() method runs on a table in the data environment. The form works properly from the command window - it only bugs out in the exe.

Any thoughts would be appreciated as I try to piece together everything that's happening. They may be three entirely unrelated things, or they may be related to my crash somehow.

Thanks in advance,

David
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