I frequently get a error logged when people try to exit a particular form, when the form events are still processing. What is the easiest way to stop this, Is it something simple like disable the exit button until form event has finished ?
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I'd try and fix the error, if it's a time out problem look at what code is running on close and break it down to find where the delay is, and look at performance improvement.
If you can't see a specific issue remove the various parts of the closing routines and add them back one at a time until the problem returns.
If you can't see a specific issue remove the various parts of the closing routines and add them back one at a time until the problem returns.
Today we have had over 100 people in and out of the database and only 2 have had error from my main page.. error code 2585. This action can't be carried out whilst processing a form or event.
The error has been triggered by the quit button on my main page, somi can only assume that during the forms loading, these 2 operators have decided they have gone into the wrong form and quit whilst the form was still loading..
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This is the code in question.
Code:
Private Sub btnQuit_Click()
On Error GoTo Handler
Dim LResponse As Integer
AttemptSave
If IsNull(tbJobID) Or tbJobID = "" Then
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmMain"
'''
Exit Sub
Else
If (Nz(tbCatNo, "") = "") Then
MsgBox "The Line Number box has been left Blank.!" & vbNewLine & "This Job will be deleted when you click Exit. ", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Missing"
Cancel = True
WarningsOff
tbCatNo = "DNull"
Dim deljob As Long
deljob = tbJobID
Long_Name = DLookup("Long_Name", "tblqcusers", "User_Name='" & Environ("UserName") & "'")
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO tblQCDeletedJobs ( Job_ID, User_Name, [Time], Raised_By, Line_Number) " & _
"SELECT " & deljob & " AS Expr1, '" & Long_Name & "' AS Expr2, Now() AS Expr3, '" & Raised_by & "' As Expr4, '" & tbCatNo & "' as Expr5;"
If cboxStatus <> 13 Then
cboxStatus = 14
InsertStatus
End If
WarningsOn
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmMain"
Exit Sub
ElseIf (Nz(cboxStatus, "") = "0") And tbJobID <> "" Then
LResponse = MsgBox("Status has been left Empty!" & vbNewLine & "Please change the Status or Request Deletion !", VBOkayOnly, "Continue")
ESCMessage
'cboxStatus.SetFocus
Cancel = True
Exit Sub
Else
End If
If (Nz(tbJobID, 0) > 0) And ((Nz(cboxQueryType, "") = "") Or ((lblTitle.Caption <> "Rectification") And (Nz(cboxRequestArea, "") = "")) Or (Nz(cboxStockLoc, "") = "") Or (Nz(cboxSupplier, "") = "")) Then
LResponse = MsgBox("You can't quit while you are entering a partially created job!" & vbNewLine & "Do you wish to continue ?", vbYesNo, "Continue")
If LResponse = vbNo Then
ESCMessage
btnQuit.SetFocus
Cancel = True
cboxStatus = Nz(DLookup("Status_ID", "tblQCJobStatus", "Job_ID=" & Nz(tbJobID, 0) & " AND Status_Change=" & SQLDate(Nz(DMax("Status_Change", "tblQCJobStatus", "Job_ID=" & Nz(tbJobID, 0)), "1/1/1"))), 0)
Exit Sub
Else
End If
End If
CheckMandatoryFields
'AttemptSave
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmMain"
End If
Exit Sub
Handler:
Call LogError(Err.Number, Err.Description, "FRMmainBtnQuit", tbJobID)
Forms!frmmain.Visible = True
Exit Sub
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The button Click event doesn't have a cancel event, so I'm slightly surprised you don't get errors more often.
In general this type of form validation is much better handled in the BeforeUpdate event which does have a cancel option that will allow the form to remain open, if it's attempted to be closed unexpectedly.
I would be tempted to store a lot of those dlookup values in hidden controls on the form, or set them as local constants, on the form load so you aren't dealing with them on close.
Your insert query may be taking some time if the table has a lot of indexes on it. It will probably run better if it were a saved query.
The whole thing looks overly complicated but without seeing the other codes e.g checkmandatoryfields and EscMessage it's difficult to be more specific.
Maybe a look at your data structure and a simple explanation of what the database is for (in plain English) would help.
In general this type of form validation is much better handled in the BeforeUpdate event which does have a cancel option that will allow the form to remain open, if it's attempted to be closed unexpectedly.
I would be tempted to store a lot of those dlookup values in hidden controls on the form, or set them as local constants, on the form load so you aren't dealing with them on close.
Your insert query may be taking some time if the table has a lot of indexes on it. It will probably run better if it were a saved query.
The whole thing looks overly complicated but without seeing the other codes e.g checkmandatoryfields and EscMessage it's difficult to be more specific.
Maybe a look at your data structure and a simple explanation of what the database is for (in plain English) would help.
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And just to be sure, before doing any more thinking on the subject...this database has been split, with each user having their own copy of the front end on their PC, and all data in a single file on a shared folder, correct?
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