Android Question Unfortunately, My Application has stopped

[Frank Cazabon]

Hi,

I have a B4a application where I have an edit box which is used for inputting a number (either manually or using a bar code scanner).

If I manually enter an incorrect number (ie it is not found in my database) my messagebox stating this was an incorrect number is displayed, I click on OK and everything is fine.

If I scan it, the message gets displayed, but when I click on OK, I get another message "Unfortunately, My Application has stopped".

Nothing shows in the log as an error.

This is my code:

Sub edtAWBLoadScan_TextChanged (Old As String, New As String)
    If New.Length = 12 Then
        Dim awb As String
        awb = New.SubString2(0,11)
     
        ' pull the rest of the data from table
        Dim m As Map
        m = DBUtils.ExecuteMap(SQLLite, "SELECT rnd_pk, rnd_rnhfk, rnd_awbfk, awb_number, awb_pieces, cus_number,cus_company FROM RunSheetDetails WHERE awb_number = ?", Array As String(awb))

        If m = Null OR m.IsInitialized = False Then
            Msgbox("You have scanned/entered an Incorrect AWB#","Incorrect AWB#")
        Else
             'other code
        End If

    End If

End Sub

Any ideas how to track this down?

 

[DonManfred]

Try to replace the msgbox with a log-command to see whether the msgbox is the problem (blocking the mainthread)

 

[Frank Cazabon]

Try to replace the msgbox with a log-command to see whether the msgbox is the problem (blocking the mainthread)

Thanks, I did that but it still stops the application. The log message shows up in the debug window

 

[mc73]

Perhaps the error is in your 'other code' section...

 

[Frank Cazabon]

Perhaps the error is in your 'other code' section...

Thanks, the other code never gets run because it is in the Else part of the loop.

I am trying to play a Beep rather than display the message and so far that seems to work, but I need to do a lot more testing.