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CrAz3D | I keep receiving this error when using my commands(the database is always saved after a commands is used) Any ideas why I receive "Bad File Name of #"?...the file exsists [code]Public Sub WriteIt() Close #1 Open (App.Path & "\database.db") For Output As #1 For i = 1 To frmDB.DB.ListItems.Count Print #1, frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).text & " " & frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).ListSubItems(1).text & " " & frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).ListSubItems(2).text Next i Close #1 End Sub[/code] | March 20, 2004, 6:11 PM |
Adron | Maybe because you start by closing a file that's not open? | March 20, 2004, 6:37 PM |
Grok | [code]Public Sub WriteIt() Dim iFile As Integer iFile = FreeFile Open (App.Path & "\database.db") For Output As #iFile For i = 1 To frmDB.DB.ListItems.Count Print #iFile, frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).text & " " & frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).ListSubItems(1).text & " " & frmDB.DB.ListItems(i).ListSubItems(2).text Next i Close #iFile End Sub[/code] Fixed for you. | March 20, 2004, 6:42 PM |
CrAz3D | Oooh, Grok = so 1337. Thank you very much, I was attempting to do the same, but in a very primative way. Input as #765 & so on | March 20, 2004, 6:56 PM |