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Nothing like a cryptic error to start the work week!
m***@mbsoftwaresolutions.com
2018-06-25 14:58:56 UTC
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I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of IMG
and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new mystery?


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2018-06-25 15:05:33 UTC
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Post by m***@mbsoftwaresolutions.com
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I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of
IMG and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new
mystery?
Ooops...wrong screenshot! Here's the right one:
https://www.screencast.com/t/qdzgy9RnGF

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Jürgen Wondzinski
2018-06-25 15:13:09 UTC
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Maybe that IMG is referenced somewhere in toJob? Does that error occur
always, or only with that particular job?

Maybe frmEditJob is based on some classes, which then reference that IMG ?


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Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/QKA2etzLnW
I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of
IMG and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new
mystery?
Ooops...wrong screenshot! Here's the right one:
https://www.screencast.com/t/qdzgy9RnGF

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m***@mbsoftwaresolutions.com
2018-06-25 15:49:50 UTC
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Turned out to be an old alias on a few edit boxes in the form. Once
changed to the correct alias, it worked fine. What's odd is that the
errant alias was no longer in use, so I wonder why it didn't throw an
intelligent error. The error message appeared to be referencing
something else in memory instead, which made this difficult at first to
identify.
Post by Jürgen Wondzinski
Maybe that IMG is referenced somewhere in toJob? Does that error occur
always, or only with that particular job?
Maybe frmEditJob is based on some classes, which then reference that IMG ?
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Ken Dibble
2018-06-25 15:26:09 UTC
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Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/QKA2etzLnW
I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of
IMG and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new
mystery?
https://www.screencast.com/t/qdzgy9RnGF
Mike,

As I recall, you use business objects in your projects.

The VFP error handler will sometimes appear to kick in on the wrong
line of code. There is probably nothing wrong with your DO FORM line,
but there is probably something wrong in the form's initiation chain
of events, which probably calls your BO code. I would put SET STEP ON
in the form's Load() event and step through until the actual error occurs.

Ken Dibble
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Fernando D. Bozzo
2018-06-25 15:41:27 UTC
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You may convert frmEditJob.scx to text with FoxBin2Prg and search there.

Because the error says "ALIAS IS NO FOUND" you should look closely at all
data statements, like "SELECT <alias>" or "<alias>.<field>" and macros/vars
too, in the case you don't use real Alias names and use substituted alias
names.

By the picture one can infere that you don't have an error procedure. In
this case, even a basic error handling like this may help:

ON ERROR MESSAGEBOX(TEXTMERGE("Error <<ERROR()>>,
<<MESSAGE()>>"+CHR(13)+"Proc.<<PROCEDURE()>>, line <<LINE()>>"))

It's better than the VFP default error handler.
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Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/QKA2etzLnW
I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of
IMG and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new
mystery?
https://www.screencast.com/t/qdzgy9RnGF
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2018-06-25 15:51:03 UTC
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Post by Fernando D. Bozzo
You may convert frmEditJob.scx to text with FoxBin2Prg and search there.
Because the error says "ALIAS IS NO FOUND" you should look closely at all
data statements, like "SELECT <alias>" or "<alias>.<field>" and macros/vars
too, in the case you don't use real Alias names and use substituted alias
names.
By the picture one can infere that you don't have an error procedure. In
ON ERROR MESSAGEBOX(TEXTMERGE("Error <<ERROR()>>,
<<MESSAGE()>>"+CHR(13)+"Proc.<<PROCEDURE()>>, line <<LINE()>>"))
It's better than the VFP default error handler.
Oh I do have an error handler....I disabled it trying to track down this
bug. :-)

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Jürgen Wondzinski
2018-06-25 15:07:26 UTC
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Ok so we all now know that you payed 100 USD to NerdyIT. But where's the
real screenshot with your errormessage?

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I've searched frmEditJob.scx in the Code References for any text of IMG
and it found nothing. Ugh. Now how to track down this new mystery?


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