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  1. Oct 14th, 2003, 12:14 PM #1
    archnam
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    Asynchronous ADO Command Execute

    I am getting a program error whenever I try to run a strored procedure in VB. It says it is generating an error log but I don't see one in Windows 2000.
    Has anyone seen anything like this before?

    It also happens inconsistently. Sometimes, it just runs fine and sometimes, it just gives a Program Error and everything blows out.

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    Archna
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  2. Oct 16th, 2003, 11:46 AM #2
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    hi archna

    Can you give some idea about your error.what type error you get.
    or you can show the procedure code.

    it depend upon so many cases.

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  3. Oct 16th, 2003, 12:44 PM #3
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    Yes, need more details.
    Things like:
    1) Sql Server, Oracle, or Access?
    2) What is the code where the error seems to happen?
    3) Does this happen in compiled code, or while running in the VB IDE?
    4) What is the "EXACT" error msg (you'd be surprised at how people try to paraphase it, only to lead people down the wrong road)

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