Re: How to debug/track a record pointer change event?
- From: "_SaM_" <samir.ibrahim@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 15:47:45 +0300
there is a way in which if all the previous response's didnot work with you
can use it,is boring but will do the job
in each method for each (form(s) and object(s) you write
WAIT WINDOW "Object.MethodName" + STR(RECNO())
HTH
Samir Ibrahim
"Zoom" <keashdoc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ifWdnQ1gnaJdQbnVnZ2dnUVZ_qLinZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
I am using VFP9 and have a table called NOTES. I have 3 records in the
table. I position the record to record #2 (I verify this by doing a WAIT
ALLTRIM(:STR(RECNO()) WINDOW and then launch another form (properties set
to show within top-level form). I also launch a ADOBE PDF document using
the SHELLEXCUTE command. When I bring the focus back to the top-level VFP
form, the record pointer for NOTES has changed to EOF(). There is
nowhere in my code on that form that moves the record pointer (including
any subroutine calls). I have tried to track this in vain but just cannot
figure out why VFP moves the record pointer? The Data Environment
properties of this top level form are set to .F. for auto open and auto
close tables.
Is there anway to debug a record pointer move so I can trap the event and
figure out where and why VFP is randomly moving the record pointer?
Thanks
Zoom
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