>I recently changed the filename of the database in my program from
>Interdb.mdb to something else. I automatically open this database
>during the application startup, which is followed by a simple login
>screen. If the user clicks Cancel on the login screen I call db.Close
>followed by End (there's currently nothing in the Unload event to worry
>about). Running from the VB IDE there is no problem, however running
>from a freshly compiled EXE gives me the following error when I click
>Cancel on the logon screen:

>Couldn't find file '<path>\Interdb.mdb'

>I have done a search through my VB Project for any references to
>Interdb.mdb but there are none - I replaced them all with the new
>database filename earlier. Does anyone know why my program is still
>looking for the old file when there doesn't seem to be any reference to
>it in the source code? Also, why doesn't this happen when I run the
>program from within the VB IDE?

>Any help would be appreciated. TIA.

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> Did you check all of the data controls for references to the old name in
> addition to all the source code?

> Chuck

> >I recently changed the filename of the database in my program from
> >Interdb.mdb to something else. I automatically open this database
> >during the application startup, which is followed by a simple login
> >screen. If the user clicks Cancel on the login screen I call db.Close
> >followed by End (there's currently nothing in the Unload event to worry
> >about). Running from the VB IDE there is no problem, however running
> >from a freshly compiled EXE gives me the following error when I click
> >Cancel on the logon screen:

> >Couldn't find file '<path>\Interdb.mdb'

> >I have done a search through my VB Project for any references to
> >Interdb.mdb but there are none - I replaced them all with the new
> >database filename earlier. Does anyone know why my program is still
> >looking for the old file when there doesn't seem to be any reference to
> >it in the source code? Also, why doesn't this happen when I run the
> >program from within the VB IDE?

> >Any help would be appreciated. TIA.

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> > Did you check all of the data controls for references to the old
name in
> > addition to all the source code?

> > Chuck

> > >I recently changed the filename of the database in my program from
> > >Interdb.mdb to something else. I automatically open this database
> > >during the application startup, which is followed by a simple login
> > >screen. If the user clicks Cancel on the login screen I call
db.Close
> > >followed by End (there's currently nothing in the Unload event to
worry
> > >about). Running from the VB IDE there is no problem, however
running
> > >from a freshly compiled EXE gives me the following error when I
click
> > >Cancel on the logon screen:

> > >Couldn't find file '<path>\Interdb.mdb'

> > >I have done a search through my VB Project for any references to
> > >Interdb.mdb but there are none - I replaced them all with the new
> > >database filename earlier. Does anyone know why my program is still
> > >looking for the old file when there doesn't seem to be any
reference to
> > >it in the source code? Also, why doesn't this happen when I run the
> > >program from within the VB IDE?

> > >Any help would be appreciated. TIA.

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>Thanks Chuck, you were right. Any ideas why this never caused a problem
>in the VB IDE?