[RESOLVED] Runtime error 91: object variable or with block variable not set

please i need help once again. what seems to be the problem with this? it generated an error saying "object variable or with block variable not set". this is the simplified code:

Code:

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Private Sub Form_Load()

    Me.KeyPreview = True
    Call DbfOpen
    Call DispData

End Sub

Private Sub DbfOpen()

    Data1.DatabaseName = (App.Path)
    Data1.RecordSource = "cust.dbf"

End Sub

Private Sub DispData()

    Label1.Caption = Data1.Recordset.Fields("ACCOUNT") 'the error points to this line

End Sub

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Do you actually have VFP (Visual Fox Pro) or dBase? I ask because you really need to have a look at the field names contained within the cust.dbf and I'll tell you why. Why is because most of the time *.dbf files will not contain a full name like account for a field name. Don't ask me why, it may be because the designer is lazy, but usually I have seen field names like ACC when it comes to *.dbf files... which means, I believe you have the wrong field name...



Good Luck

i don't think that i have an error with the field names. if i did the program this way the program runs fine just by ommiting the "Call DispData" on Form_Load(). please check the functional code below.

Code:

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Private Sub Form_Load()

    Me.KeyPreview = True
    Call DbfOpen
    'Call DispData - disable the dispdata

End Sub

Private Sub DbfOpen()

    custDbfData.DatabaseName = (App.Path)
    custDbfData.RecordSource = "cust.dbf"

End Sub

Private Sub DispData()

    Label1.Caption = custDbfData.Recordset.Fields("ACCOUNT")

End Sub

Private Sub Form_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
   
    If KeyCode = vbKeyEscape Then 'Escape Key is pressed
        frm_inqquit.Show
    End If
   
    If KeyCode = vbKeyPageDown Then 'Pagedown key is pressed
       
        custDbfData.Recordset.MoveNext
        If custDbfData.Recordset.EOF = True Then
            custDbfData.Recordset.MoveLast
        End If
        Call DispData

    End If
   
    If KeyCode = vbKeyPageUp Then 'Pageup key is pressed
       
        custDbfData.Recordset.MovePrevious
        If custDbfData.Recordset.BOF = True Then
            custDbfData.Recordset.MoveFirst
        End If
        Call DispData
       
    End If
   
    If KeyCode = vbKeyEnd Then 'End Key is pressed
        custDbfData.Recordset.MoveLast
        Call DispData
    End If
   
    If KeyCode = vbKeyHome Then 'Home key is pressed
        custDbfData.Recordset.MoveFirst
        Call DispData
    End If
       
End Sub

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the code above has no error. all i want to happen is to call for disdata on form_load, but it generates error.

Have you tried running your simplified code?
It looks ok considering your other code works.
The only thing I can think of would be that the code has not yet completed the creation of the recordset when the dispdata is called but that should not happen either.

the simplified code has error. the only thing that changes between them is the "call dispdata" in the form_load, when it is in there, error occurs, when it's not there, there's no error. notice also, that the "call dbfopen" is called prior to dispdata, so the recordset creation is complete. in fact the entire program is good and running, the only bothering me is i wish i could initialise the data being displayed by calling the dispdata in the form_load section, but i couldn't.

maybe i cannot use "Call DispData" on Form_load.

Use Form.Activate() instead

use where?

i made a simple program of the error.. how do i attach files here for the gurus to evaluate?

please see attached file. the simplified source code of my program.

up..

What comes to my mind:
App.Path is NOT a DataBaseName. The database appears to be Cust.dbf, I'd say
RecordSource is supposed to be a table within that database.
I'M not sure what dBaseIV has got there, but either the Recordset is Nothing, or the Field is Nothing.
Unfortunately I have no foxpro on this machine here so I cannot look into the dbf file...

Quote:

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Originally Posted by WoF

Unfortunately I have no foxpro on this machine here so I cannot look into the dbf file...

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I could open the file in Excel and at least it actually has a data field named ACCOUNT. Didn't know for now what else to look for... :ehh:

torpydoo, please attach files in .zip format, instead of .rar - as most members will most likely have winzip installed instead of winrar. Also, please do not bump threads like what you did in post #11. Good things come to those who wait....

Hannes

Quote:

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Originally Posted by WoF

What comes to my mind:
App.Path is NOT a DataBaseName. The database appears to be Cust.dbf, I'd say
RecordSource is supposed to be a table within that database.
I'M not sure what dBaseIV has got there, but either the Recordset is Nothing, or the Field is Nothing.
Unfortunately I have no foxpro on this machine here so I cannot look into the dbf file...

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In the case of dbf the database is the folder name and the tables are the dbf files contained therein