Steve, I've seen this happen when a data environment creeps into a form
unbeknownst to me
Bill
> I'm working on an inherited project and there's a bug I'm trying to
> track down where a cursor is expected to be open as the app is
> exiting, but it's closed already. Easily handled by just bracketing
> the code with IF USED("tempout"), but I want to find out why this
> used to work before and no longer does.
>
> In the watch window I put: USED("tempout")
> and placed a breakpoint on it.
>
> Starting up the app, the breakpoint fires exactly where the cursor is
> created as it should.
>
> However, closing the app down, the break point stops on code
> un-related to this cursor at all.
>
> My guess would be that it is not showing where/how the cursor got
> closed because the line that closes it is the last line of some
> object, and since the object is no longer in memory, the breakpoint
> can't stop there? Just my guess, as I don't know why else.
>
> Anyone have a suggestion how I can track this down?
>
> Thanks-
> Steve
>
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