BUG in FR 3.xx (maybe)

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• AlexTZ

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  Describe the situation when you get this error.
• coolman_kk

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  Hello Alex,
  This is very difficult for description!
  
  Sometime report run 100 times and after that get error.
  Sometime after 5 run times get error too.
  
  Catch from MadExcept:
  date/time : 2005-01-30 11:35
  computer name : NYANEVA
  user name : NYaneva
  operating system : Windows XP Service Pack 2 build 2600
  system language : Bulgarian
  system up time : 2 hours 17 minutes
  program up time : 2 hours 14 minutes
  physical memory : 73/247 MB (free/total)
  free disk space : (C:) 14,11 GB
  process id : $a7c
  executable : eCit.exe
  exec. date/time : 2005-01-27 12:08
  version : 1.9.1.2005
  madExcept version : 2.7b
  exception class : EReadError
  exception message : Error reading StatusBar.Left: The window does not have scroll bars..
  
  main thread ($a88):
  004496e3 eCit.exe
  77d4bcc7 user32.dll DispatchMessageA
  
  
• AlexTZ

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  When you get this error - when opening designer or preview?
• coolman_kk

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  I get error on preview.
  
  
  sample of run:
  ......
  
  Form132.frxReport1.LoadFromFile( Form3.aSystem[5] + 'cit0010.fr3' );
  Form132.frxReport1.Variables.Variables := QuotedStr( '#N#0.00' );
  
  Form132.frxReport1.ReportOptions.Name := Form132.Caption;
  Form132.frxReport1.ShowReport( True );
  
• coolman_kk

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  Hello,
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thanks
• AlexTZ

  February 2005 edited 9:17PM

  I'm running WinXP and Delphi5..7 - there is no error and I have no idea how to prevent it.
• EresInformatica

  April 2005 edited 9:17PM

  With me, this error occurs when i??m trying that:
  
  for I := 1 to 5 do
  begin
  frxReport1.PrepareReport(I = 1); // Clear only in the first report (I = 1)...
  end;
  
  frxReport1.ShowPreparedReport;
  
  Sometimes, the error "Error reading StatusBar.Left ..." occurs, not all time.
  
  Sorry my poor english.
  
  Any ideas for correction ?
  
  Thanx, Emerson.