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Memory could not be written

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thebert

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Here's my scenario:

I have an application developed in Visual C++ 6.0 with Access 97 as our backend. It is currently running ok in Windows 95/98. I updated my OS to Windows 2000 and access to Access 2000. I tried recompling the program through the new OS. It went ok but when i ran the program i encountered errors (memory could not be written). I debugged the application and traced the error at DBGHEAP.C. I believe that its not a programming error. Is it something with compatibility problem? I also upgraded my windows 2000 to service pack 3 but still no solution. By the way, my visual studio is already with service pack 5. Need your help guys .... thanks in advance ...

best regards,
thebert

 
Looks to me as if you have an error in your program.
Probably a pointer pointing to some weird locataion (Uninitialized pointer?).
If you debug all the way it should be easy to see which pointer causes the exception.

/JOlesen
 
Ok ill give it a try... thanks...
appreciate the quick reply
 
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