Breakpoints not working

My breakpoints don't work.

Have, compacted, decompiled but no change. Also turned off AutoCorrect.

Heeeeelp

Jeff
"More Access Stuff."
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Re: Breakpoints not working

It's alright. Having a senior moment. SpecialKeys was off in Startup
options.

"Jeff" wrote in message
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> My breakpoints don't work.
>
> Have, compacted, decompiled but no change. Also turned off AutoCorrect.
>
> Heeeeelp
>
> Jeff
> "More Access Stuff."
> http://www.asken.com.au
>

Re: Breakpoints not working

"Jeff" schreef in bericht =
news:474fb80c$0$22812$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.n et.au...
> It's alright. Having a senior moment. SpecialKeys was off in Startup=20
> options.
=20

Hope for you this was only a senior moment. ;-)
It seems I am having senior days lately ...

Arno R

Re: Breakpoints not working

Should the decompile switch be used? I understood it was an
unsupported switch for internal use only

Not that this is relevant in your case, but I was mightily confused by
breakpoints not working until I figured out that if Access (2003, in
my case) really objects to part of your code, it will ignore the
breakpoints, and the stop statements, and just go straight to the bit
to which it takes exception

Re: Breakpoints not working

"Jeff" wrote:

>My breakpoints don't work.

You've solved your problem but I have been using the Stop command these last few
years. Seems like a lot less trouble.

Tony
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Re: Breakpoints not working

anthony wrote:

>Should the decompile switch be used? I understood it was an
>unsupported switch for internal use only

Originally it was meant only for going from one beta version of Access to the next
when your compiled code was wrong. However we have found it to be of use in a
number of circumstances. I haven't used it for solving breakpoint problems myself
but then I'm now exclusively using Stop.

Decompile or how to reduce Microsoft Access MDB/MDE size and decrease start-up times
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/decompile.htm

>Not that this is relevant in your case, but I was mightily confused by
>breakpoints not working until I figured out that if Access (2003, in
>my case) really objects to part of your code, it will ignore the
>breakpoints, and the stop statements, and just go straight to the bit
>to which it takes exception

I hit the compile button every few lines of VBA code I enter
http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/archive/2007/08/24/i-hit-the- compile-button-every-few-lines-of-vba-code-i-enter.aspx

Tony
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