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"Invalid handle to the function" -
11-11-2008
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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Greetings all, I'm sort of posting this for my own future reference, but hopefully it'll help others. I was testing my app using Australian dates, instead of US dates. When opening a form, I got a message 'invalid handle to function' with no further explanation. After checking all of my code, I couldn't figure this out. The problem was that I had used SetRange() on the form's master table for a given date range, then saved the form. This was stored in US date format (ie 12/24/2007). When Pdox tried to open the form, it didn't know how to handle this date in Aussie format (no month 24). HTH, Jim Moseley |
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