<< I haven't had a chance to test the new version but as of yesterday I am still fighting the access violation issue. It would be wonderful if one of the heavy duty Delphi-type programmers could direct me to where or what to look for. >>
Sorry, Mike, but it's impossible to get back from "Access Violation" to any idea of what's causing the original problem. That simply means RBENGINE76.DLL is writing or reading outside of its assigned memory space -- it doesn't really have any relationship to what you were doing in R:Base at the time. If the location of the Access Violation is 0 it usually means a null pointer is being accidentally de-referenced. If the location is a small number like 00000014 or something it usually means some kind of list-related processing error. Your best course is to put together a DB that displays the problem, or a PRG that builds such a DB and asking a few other users to try it for you. If they see the same results, send it to RBTI and they'll fix the issue. -- Larry
