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I've got an Access application which is behaving rather strange. It has trouble handling strings correctly in VBA at random places. For example: Code:
When stepping through the code it leaves out the bold part " AS ID, ". But when I add an extra space somewhere in that line, than it behaves correctly. Similar problems in other parts of the application too. I've already tried decompiling etc, to clean things up. I even made a new mdb and imported all objects and code, but no effect. Has someone every seen anything like this too? I cannot imagine being the first to have this problem. Another example would be: Code:
Here it leaved out the entire first line. When stepping through the code the string would still be empty after executing only the first line. But again, by adding a space somewhere inside the string, it would work again. This is Access 2003 SP3, VBA6.3. |
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I've got an Access application which is behaving rather strange. It has trouble handling strings correctly in VBA at random places. For example: Code:
When stepping through the code it leaves out the bold part " AS ID, ". But when I add an extra space somewhere in that line, than it behaves correctly. |
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Similar problems in other parts of the application too. I've already tried decompiling etc, to clean things up. I even made a new mdb and imported all objects and code, but no effect. Has someone every seen anything like this too? I cannot imagine being the first to have this problem. Another example would be: Code:
Here it leaved out the entire first line. When stepping through the code the string would still be empty after executing only the first line. But again, by adding a space somewhere inside the string, it would work again. This is Access 2003 SP3, VBA6.3. |
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