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Run-time error '3075' when checking if table has a data macro #384
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Changing the following line of code from...
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A user reported this triggering an error on their system. Using a more simple comparison to test for null. #384
That is interesting... It almost seems like the type of error you would get if there was a compile issue elsewhere in the code. 🤔 |
@mwolfe02 - FYI, I am not sure if you are already doing this, but you can clone and build the |
v4.0.9 resolved the issue. I'll have to look into cloning and building from |
Cloning and building from source is really easy. I use GitHub Desktop, but any other git client works fine too. The first time you do it, you won't have the binary in the folder, but you can just drop a copy (any version) into the root folder of the project.
And that's it! You now have the very latest version of the add-in installed. 👍 Anytime you want to pull in the latest changes, just run through the four steps above. 😄 (I love version control with Microsoft Access!) |
I'm getting the following error message in the
clsDbTableDataMacro.IDbComponent_GetAllFromDB
function:I seem to be getting the message for every table in my application (or at least the local tables). I think this may have something to do with my environment, otherwise, this would be an issue for others. The problematic code has been in place for three years.
VCS Version: 4.0.7
MS Access Version: Microsoft® Access® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2206 Build 16.0.15330.20260) 64-bit
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