If the RBase.cfg is in the %OS%\ or \%OS%\System32 (the usual location I recall) directory I believe you can still use the -A as long as you are sure the OS has set the path by default (most of the time this is done and Ok, by Windows Settings) So I would say dup RBase.cfg or outdated/dup dll's.
Nothing like the RBase trying to handle two copies and one outdated. I know in the past there was a hierarchy to the search of called dll's, cfg, etc.. It was in the order of %Path% then current folder. Com,Exe,Cmd,Bat, etc.. first batch files second, etc.. Someone my chime in and let us know how much of this is true and the current standard. However I believe you may have a dup dll in your current folder where you are calling RBase.exe -a from and the two versions are hitting heads so to speak. JM.02 I hope this helps. Sincerely, Paul Dewey From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of MDRD Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 12:35 PM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Access Violation errors Paul I think I figured it out, I remembered I added the -A option to my Icon and that may have messed up RBase finding the CFG file, so I dropped the -A and it seems to work. I was getting to smart for myself I guess, there must be something with my setup for that to happen. When I get more time I will track down the CFG files to make sure they are not a problem too. Thanks for pointing my in that direction Marc From: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 9:27 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List <mailto:[email protected]> Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Access Violation errors Recreate your RBase.cfg and delete any other rouge copies. 90% of the time it works for me on those AV errors. Good Luck Paul D Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry _____ From: "MDRD" Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:16:50 -0500 To: RBASE-L Mailing List<[email protected]> Subject: [RBASE-L] - Access Violation errors Hi Lately I have been getting Access Violation errors. Never in the same place but it seemed like when a form was loading I would click on a button before the form was fully loaded and that may have been causing the error. Today I have gotten 5-6 in a row when I shut down my app and RBase. I run a RBA file that takes me to a main menu form (regular form) then exit that back to the RBA, close the RBA, then close RBase and the below errors happen. One recent change a month or so ago was I added the Property clean scratch files on Exit from the RBA. I wonder is my scratch files / folder are messed up or something? I rebooted, started my App, the RBA file, closed everything again and got the error. One time I deleted the Property command to clean the scratch files and did not get the error but got it the second try. Am I the only lucky one or has anyone seen this before? I am going to try to clean out the IE temp files and all Windows temp files and see if that helps. This app is basically the same one I was using in 7.5 and the only change I can think of is the scratch thing, I was using C:\Temp for the scratch files under 7.5 When I shut down RBase 76 I just started getting an Access Violation error. Access violation at address 00404587 in module RBG76.exe Write of address 000000000 or Access violation at address 00406095 in module RBG76.exe Write of address 000000284 I get RBase shut down, but it stays on the tool bar, I have to right click on it to close it and I get another error Exception EAccessViolation in Module RBG76.exe at FFFFF00C Access Violation at address 000000000C Read of address 000000000c Thanks Marc
