Re: "cannot perform this operation on a closed dataset"

Bryan Valencia wrote:

It was just that obvious. There was an odd condition occurring where
I was stopping the dataset from opening (because the subroutine was
trying to search for null), yet still trying to fetch data from it.
Simple "Stupid Programmer Trick".

The funny thing is that it's been working for a year and never had
this problem before.

Go Figure...

Murphy's law :-)

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