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STOP command doesn't stop execution in VB in MS Access function.
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Brendan on Comcast.net
2007-11-24 15:56:11 UTC
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The STOP command used to stop execution of VB for debugging in MS Access
function, now it doesn't stop Any ideas?
Thank you
Ralph
2007-11-24 16:30:26 UTC
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Post by Brendan on Comcast.net
The STOP command used to stop execution of VB for debugging in MS Access
function, now it doesn't stop Any ideas?
Thank you
It this a VB question or MSAccess VBA question?
If the latter you will be better off to post to MSAccess or VBA newsgroup.

Are you saying that your code running in the IDE runs to the Stop Statement
and then skips over it and keeps running? This is highly unlikely. More
likely you're caught in a tight loop and not seeing the statement.

Note: the Stop statement is available only for backward compatibility. It
acts like a BreakPoint but is potentally dangerous. If left in a compiled
application it acts just like the END statement - which immediately shuts
down the App. Use "Debug.Assert False" instead.

hth
-ralph

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