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11.21.2008 at 08:25AM PST, ID: 23925544
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VB 6 Error - multiple step operation generated errors. Check each status value

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I have an application that works well with all users exept one who has the error 'multiple step operation generated errors. Check each status value' on 2 machines.
The same user can run the program fine on other machines. All the PC's concerned are running XP service pack 3 and Office 2007.

The code point that the program is crashing on is in the code below.
It processes the first part of the sub  - the airport cost record. It finds the record in the underlying table of the recordset and if it is not there it will create a new record but crashes when it moves to the second part - the Fuel record. I thought it might be a MDAC problem so got the user to install MDAC2.6 and still the problem persists but only on 2 machines.

I have tested the program on all combination of systems - XP  and Vista with all versions of Office installed on these computers and can not reproduce this error.

Is there any Expert out there that can shed any light on this mistery


Code snippet
Public Sub AirportCosts1()
' --------Find Airport Cost Record-------
AirportCostRS.MoveFirst
AirportCostRS.Find ("AcIata =  '" & SectorAircraft + TxtApIATA1.Text & "' ")
If AirportCostRS.EOF Then Call AddNewAirport1 ' Create new record if does not exist
TxtHandlingChargeMethod1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("HandlingChargeMethod")
TxtRampHandlingDayC1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("RampHandlingDayC")
TxtRatePerKiloDay1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("RatePerKiloDay")
TxtFixedOneWayHandlingDayC1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("FixedOneWayHandlingDayC")
TxtComOneWayHandlingDayC1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("ComOneWayHandlingDayC")
TxtCateringCargo.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("CateringCargo")
TxtTerminalNavCost1.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("TerminalNavDeparture")
TxtTaxiOutTime.Text = AirportCostRS.Fields("TaxiOutTime")
 
'-------Find Fuel record-------
FuelDataRS.MoveFirst
FuelDataRS.Find ("[iata]='" & TxtApIATA1.Text & "'")
If FuelDataRS.EOF Then Call NewFuelRecord1 'create new fuel record
TxtFuelPrice1.Text = FuelDataRS.Fields("FuelPrice1")
TxtFuelDate1.Text = Format(FuelDataRS.Fields("FuelDate1"), "dd-mmm-yy")
Exit Sub
Answered By: Aerocom
Expert Since: 06/20/2001
Accepted Solutions: 14
Computer Expertise: Advanced
Aerocom has been an Expert for 7 years 6 months, during which he has posted 248 comments and answered 14 questions. Aerocom is just one of 625 experts in the VB Database Programming Zone. 1 expert collaborated on this answer, which was graded an "A" by the asker.
 
 
 
 
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