The db itself may not have been opened in "write" mode.

Tim Astle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > one possible reason, the db is already open.  take a look at the error
> code
> > DbGetRecord returned when it failed.  I will tell you exactly why.
>
> Do you mean the record is already open?  Yes, I already checked that.
This
> section of the code is accessing a database which is not being touched at
> all, unless in another section of the program.
>
> Good idea about the error code check.  I just tried to catch the error
> message to see the problem, but it didn't work :-(  I'm assuming it's the
> DmGetRecord accessing the file which is causing the error, so after I call
> it, I used DmGetLastErr() and checked it against a list of possible errors
> listed in the Reference guide.
>
> I wish Palm would finally get around to verifying my request for access to
> the source code so I could see exactly what ErrGettingRec on line 5424 is.
>
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