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Unknown Error - HELP
I am using VS.NET Tools for Office (using Excel 2003 release version) and I am comming across an error that seems to be occuring at random (maybe once every 3 to 6 runs)at run-time in my application. It does not always appear at the same point in my application either. It says (something like this): "Error has occured in UNKNOWN module" "Object reference not set" But then, when I click the "Break" button to debug my code, I get another error that says: "No source code at location" Considering I have Try...Catch statements EVERYWHERE I don't know where this is comming from. It's a releatively small and simple application. Is this something I am causing or is this a bug? |
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Unknown Error - HELP
Hi Troy,
Thank you for posting in MSDN managed newsgroup! From my experience, I'd suggest you may check all the types you have used in the project. To ensure whether each related assembly or dll has been referemced into your project. Furthermore, you can also check the "using" part in each source file if you use C# or "Imports" part if you use VB.net to see whether there is some assemlby for some namespace not referenced into the project. Please feel free to let me know if you have any further questions. Does this answer your question? Thank you for using Microsoft NewsGroup! Wei-Dong Xu Microsoft Product Support Services Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. |
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