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Danny J. Lesandrini
How is it possible that VBA could ERR out on the same line 3 times in 5 seconds?
Below are the logs for two errors that happened one right after the other and you can
see that the same line is logged thrice for each function, each in a 5 second range.
Error is always #2486: You can't carry out this action at the present time.
ErrDateTime Line Function
7/31/2006 9:01:32 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:31 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:28 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:22 3145 SSN_DblClick
7/31/2006 9:01:19 3145 SSN_DblClick
7/31/2006 9:01:17 3145 SSN_DblClick
Here's the code for the error on line 3145. All it's trying to do is open a form with the
DoCmd.OpenForm method. I omitted some of the code, but I don't think the code is
causing the error.
Regardless of what the code does, Why does the Resume Next in the error trap return
the processing to line 3145? Has anyone ever seen anything like this before?
3096 On Error GoTo Err_Handler
3103 If Not IsNull(Me![SSN]) Then
3110 If Me.Dirty = True Then Me.Dirty = False
....
3138 strCriteria = "[SSN] = '" & Me![SSN] & "'"
3145 DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEmployees", , , strCriteria
3152 End If
Exit_Here:
3159 Exit Sub
Err_Handler:
3166 UpdateWebErrorLog Err.Number, Err.Description, Erl
3173 Resume Next
This pattern repeats itself for seven different completely functions with nothing obvious
in common. The user has reported that when she gets this error (#2486) the system
completely freezes and she must terminate MSAccess.exe to get back to work.
I've searched Google for posts about Error #2486 and have implemented everything I found.
She sees the errors less frequently now that I found and removed references to the boolean
value of checkboxes: If Me!chkValid = True Then instead of If Me!chkValid = Then
The crash/freeze doesn't happen so often anymore (once a day instead of once an hour)
but these errors are still being logged. Any ideas?
Below are the logs for two errors that happened one right after the other and you can
see that the same line is logged thrice for each function, each in a 5 second range.
Error is always #2486: You can't carry out this action at the present time.
ErrDateTime Line Function
7/31/2006 9:01:32 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:31 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:28 275 cmdOpen
7/31/2006 9:01:22 3145 SSN_DblClick
7/31/2006 9:01:19 3145 SSN_DblClick
7/31/2006 9:01:17 3145 SSN_DblClick
Here's the code for the error on line 3145. All it's trying to do is open a form with the
DoCmd.OpenForm method. I omitted some of the code, but I don't think the code is
causing the error.
Regardless of what the code does, Why does the Resume Next in the error trap return
the processing to line 3145? Has anyone ever seen anything like this before?
3096 On Error GoTo Err_Handler
3103 If Not IsNull(Me![SSN]) Then
3110 If Me.Dirty = True Then Me.Dirty = False
....
3138 strCriteria = "[SSN] = '" & Me![SSN] & "'"
3145 DoCmd.OpenForm "frmEmployees", , , strCriteria
3152 End If
Exit_Here:
3159 Exit Sub
Err_Handler:
3166 UpdateWebErrorLog Err.Number, Err.Description, Erl
3173 Resume Next
This pattern repeats itself for seven different completely functions with nothing obvious
in common. The user has reported that when she gets this error (#2486) the system
completely freezes and she must terminate MSAccess.exe to get back to work.
I've searched Google for posts about Error #2486 and have implemented everything I found.
She sees the errors less frequently now that I found and removed references to the boolean
value of checkboxes: If Me!chkValid = True Then instead of If Me!chkValid = Then
The crash/freeze doesn't happen so often anymore (once a day instead of once an hour)
but these errors are still being logged. Any ideas?