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Over the past few weeks, some users have reported access violations at delphi quickreport.
Quick Report And Access Violation.2004-08-14
01:26:01Delphi137I have an application written by a developer in Delphi 5.x and QuickNotice 3.x Of course (not specific versions) Powered by Windows 2000 SP4 themeor Windows XP SP1. Database Server – Interbase 7.1SP2 Clientstill using BDE 5.11. The boss has also been updated to Interbase 7.1sp2.Client on each workstation.Although the issue occurs intermittently, it occurs when accessing the report preview.then either exit or print the exit. Gets an access violation error.Keep in mind that this won’t happen every time… but it’s enough to delay the end.The user is not in a good mood because my mom has to exit the mobile app and then return toAsk to use them again. For example, I could get all the errorsthen immediately turns off and no longer sees the program after 3 attempts, or another 20 attempts.I tried setting the TEMP and TMP special environment settings to c:temp.as suggested by everyone in this newsgroup, to no avail. It happens likenormal userb even or maybe one as an administrator. I never saw it happenon every server, but from there it’s generally unmanageable.I need to fix this error permanently and I want the programmer to do it.it / He states that it is a systemic disease of rapid intercourse and has itnot fixed yet. I find it hard to believe that it has circumstanceslasted several years, because no one, including the original source, found a singlerepair anyway. I also don’t believe you programmers.If you are in favor of this type of process in an application, you have written and satthrough and let it be. Just use something other than Quickreports? If yes, then what? Finally got version 4 on QRpro, everything is fixed with thisThemes?Again, I can’t imagine that this has been going on for so long without a fix or a move.to other selected report controls.Thank you
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