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    Error 2141

    Today I was creating calculated fields in a grid component based on a one-to-one view. When I exited out of the calculated portion (either by OK or Cancel) and go back in, it gives me Error 2141 (see attached image). I have had this happen before. If I close the component and the web projects control panel and then go back I don't get the error. But once I close the calculated window, I again get the error when going back. Has anyone else noticed this? And what exactly IS error 2141?

    Howard
    Howard G. Cornett, Independent Consultant

    #2
    RE: Error 2141

    I attached it but it didn't work. One more time.

    Howard
    Howard G. Cornett, Independent Consultant

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      #3
      Re: Error 2141

      ERROR 2141 is for "Exception executing Xbasic Instruction"

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        #4
        Re: Error 2141

        Howard,

        In the A5V8 (V5, V6 and V7) folder, Alpha5.errors lists all the error codes and what they mean.

        Dave
        Dave Jampole
        www.customalpha.com

        Women and cats will do whatever they want. The sooner men and dogs realize that, the happier they will be.

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          #5
          Re: Error 2141

          Davej,

          unfortunately with alpha5 v6, in the file Alpha5.errors there's not the error 2141, they finish at 2140..... this is my luck...

          Thanks anyway

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            #6
            Re: Error 2141

            Con,

            In my copy of A5V6, Alpha5.errors goes to 17764=Bad object handle - and there are a number of errors following 17764 that have text rather than numbers followed by a description.

            Dave
            Dave Jampole
            www.customalpha.com

            Women and cats will do whatever they want. The sooner men and dogs realize that, the happier they will be.

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              #7
              Re: Error 2141

              Yes that's right, mine is exactly the same. But if you look for error 2141 you won't find it, you'll find 2140, 2139, 2138 etc. but not 2141.

              Regards,
              MAURO

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                #8
                Re: Error 2141

                You got better eyes than I have. You're right - A5V6 skips right over 2141, but both A5V8 and A5V7 include 2141=Exception executing XBasic instruction.

                Sorry,

                Dave
                Dave Jampole
                www.customalpha.com

                Women and cats will do whatever they want. The sooner men and dogs realize that, the happier they will be.

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