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The database has been placed in a state by user on machine that prevents it from being opened or locked. I recently was told that a user has been locked out of a 2003 Ms Access database.
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That error keeps on appearing in my application and no way to sort it out. It also allows me to set a textbox with all running proceses for the user to look at while the program waits for them to finish.Runtime Error:3734. If Len(Runningtxt) > 0 Then Runningtxt = Runningtxt & Chr(10) ' txtBox points to a textbox where the running processes can be listed. Will be "" when no proceses are running ' ProcessName - the name of the process settin or onsetting the flag. ' ProcessNo points to the elemet in the array owned by the process. Returned to the call process when setting a flag, provided by the calling process when releasing a flag ' SetUnset is the state of the flag to be set
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' Sets a flag when a precess starts and releases it when it exits. Returns True if there is an available flag to set, otherwise false if too many processes are running Most of them should change almost immediately to Completeįunction SetReleaseProcess(ByRef SetUnset As Boolean, ByRef ProcessNo As Integer, ByRef ProcessName As String) As Boolean You could use a different textbox for each event for better control. Me.lblProcess.Caption = "Complete: Description of Event" Me.lblProcess.Caption = "Running: Description of Event" You will have to default the caption to something " " will do. One thing you could try is to put an unbound label on the form. To the best of my knowledge events are triggered and completed asynchonously.
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I tried your suggestion but the debugger merely stepped through remaining code in the procedure, though I did cut & paste the offending line into the immediate window & tried to execute it at several points later in the program. If the event are asynchronous then this would explain the problem, but to resolve it I need some way of detecting what events are processing before I try to close the form. This would imply that one doevents at any point in any program should let all pending processes complete, so the the suggestion to use a doevents call was a good one, it just didn't work.ĭoes anyone know if events are triggered asynchroously or synchonously, ie when an event is triggered the triggering process halts until the triggered event processing ends or opens a new thread for the event process to process independantly of the calling process ?. On researching the actual functioning of the doevents command I found out that it hands control back to the processor to clear its event queue from all sources before returning the control back to the calling routine. I put a doevents at the end of every sub & function and exit sub & exit function in the entire project. Is there any way of tracking the actual event that access is complaining about ?Īfter the Update in the combo click events put aĬommand, this should process this procedure before anything else can happen. Howerver this code runs synchronously & therefore should be comleted before the exit button click event is activiated. The error seems to occur after a combobox click event triggers a complex update of quite a few records which causes a delay in responding to the on click event in the exit button. I have removed any such code but this does not fix the problem. I have researched this error on this forum & on the web an in all cases it is claimed that there is a procedure in the forms Activate or Open events that cause this. Now in one form it intermittently comes up with the error 2585 "This action canot be carried out while processing a form or report event. It's my standard exit button code & I have never had problems with it before. DoCmd.Close acForm, "ActivityMaintenance"