Leonid
Wed Aug 06 06:13:45 CDT 2003
May be=20
set resource off
delete file foxuser.dbf
delete file foxuser.fpt
will help you?
Leonid
"Andrea Mariottini" <a.mariottini@libero.it> wrote in message =
news:BB568278.CDF8%a.mariottini@libero.it...
> Gregory Adam wrote:
>=20
> > Then put the following line at the beginning of your main
> > set resource off
>=20
> This is what I already do very early at startup!!
>=20
> Dan Freeman wrote:
>=20
> > 1. Why are you creating an instance of VisualFoxpro.Application in a =
runtime
> > app? Technically speaking, that object shouldn't be available =
*anyway* and
> > at runtime you can get a reference to the application object through =
_VFP.
>=20
> I use VFP5 and I create an instance of VisualFoxpro.Application from
> VBA (Word). I know this doesn't work with VFP6/7/8 but works with VFP5
> and now I can't change my application logic at the moment.
> =20
> > 2. What problems were you encountering? I have serious doubts that =
it had
> > anything at all to do with including a config.fpw.
>=20
> If I include a config.fpw file, then createobject fails. I tested it =
and if
> I remove the config.fpw then it works. I have no doubts on this.
>=20
> Now the mail problem is why the foxuser.dbf/fpt files cause =
application
> to crash. As I said this happens only on Win2000 systems (and not =
all...
> On my test machines this doesn't happen).
>=20
> This never occurred before and I made no changes in my startup code.
> The crash occurs very early at startup and I suspect before any code
> is executed (my code obviously, not VFP internal..)
>=20
> --=20
> Andrea Mariottini
>=20