I did a little more debugging and found out that the report crashes in the print method on the report. I have not overridden this method, the report crashes in the super call. If I comment out the super call, all is well, however; the user will no0t be able to send the report to a printer if the super is not called in the print method.
I checked my code thoroughly and am sure that I am not wasting any memory whatsoever. No unused variables, no memory is left hanging, and I made all calculations as lite on the system as possible. I think there is some error happening between axapta and the printer.
Sonny Wibawa Adi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Studlee15,
I have experienced before with a report that crashed.
When I run the report by opening it or called it from
a form, then it was ok. But, when I called it from a
form that is called from a form, then it crashed. I
change the code (simplified) from:
display str Addr()
{
str s;
;
s += r.Addr;
}
into:
display str Addr()
{
str s = '';
;
s += r.Addr;
}
Then it's ok now.
Probably, you should check your code thoroughly.
Axapta can crashed when there is a memory management
failure or something like that.
Regards,
Sonny Wibawa Adi
--- studlee15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I have just created an inventory report in which I
> join the
> inventtable,inventsum,inventdim, and
> inevnttablemodule tables.
> Exerything works fine, until the last page is being
> displayed, then
> Axapta quits. I use a temporary table and populate
> it from the
> previously mentioned tables. The report gets
> through the tempTable
> populattion, and the loop in which I send the temp
> table to the
> report. But somewhere in between where fetch
> finished exectuing,
> and when the report has totally finished, it crashes
> and kicks me
> out of Axapta, but not consistantly, sometimes it
> works fine, and
> somtimes not.
>
> I think there is a printer problem. If I keep
> switching what
> printer to use, it seems to work OK, but if I
> continually run the
> report pointing to the same printer, it will
> eventually start
> crashing.
>
> Any Ideas??
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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