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From: rm on 7 Jul 2008 14:05
Greetings - we had a bug in our code (me and Smeagol). After going
through all the trouble of diabling the bypass key and trying to lock
down the db on the thrown exception our code was displayed in its full
glory for all the world to see. Outside of the obvious answer
(eliminate all the bugs in your code bonehead) how do we stop that
from happening? Using Access 2003.
From: Dennis on 7 Jul 2008 15:53
Use the OnError trap in every subprogram and function.

"rm" wrote:

> Greetings - we had a bug in our code (me and Smeagol). After going
> through all the trouble of diabling the bypass key and trying to lock
> down the db on the thrown exception our code was displayed in its full
> glory for all the world to see. Outside of the obvious answer
> (eliminate all the bugs in your code bonehead) how do we stop that
> from happening? Using Access 2003.
>
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