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
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