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JonWayn
Recently, in one of my MSAccess programs, I got the message, 'Out of stack
space'. I did some internet research and was informed that that message is
the result of creating object references, not destroying them, and recreating
then all over again, in which case, the older references continue to consume
memory even though they dont show up in the call stack. Makes sense. So I
editted my codes and am now rerunning it as I write this message. The issue
though is that, I am a new-comer to the stack - I have never thought before
to view it, even though I have been writing VB codes for some time, and while
viewing it I saw the item <non-basic code> listed therein. Can anyone here
explain what that it? Also, if I was mislead or underinformed about the 'out
of stack space' error, can anyone clear it up?
Thanks for any reply.
space'. I did some internet research and was informed that that message is
the result of creating object references, not destroying them, and recreating
then all over again, in which case, the older references continue to consume
memory even though they dont show up in the call stack. Makes sense. So I
editted my codes and am now rerunning it as I write this message. The issue
though is that, I am a new-comer to the stack - I have never thought before
to view it, even though I have been writing VB codes for some time, and while
viewing it I saw the item <non-basic code> listed therein. Can anyone here
explain what that it? Also, if I was mislead or underinformed about the 'out
of stack space' error, can anyone clear it up?
Thanks for any reply.