Your sharing! Your under arrest!

[Bruce]

Does anyone know what this means??
1014 ("A sharing violation occurred.")

[AGRO]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216793

[Bruce]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216793

Thanks Agro, I'll have to keep looking. :yes

[Intrigued]

I want to take a stab-in-the-dark here...

It's possible that the application is trying to manipulate a file that is already in use.

Bruce, more insight into when this happens (in your code) and what is suppose to happen would help to shed light on this further.

I.R. member(s)?

[Bruce]

I want to take a stab-in-the-dark here...

It's possible that the application is trying to manipulate a file that is already in use.

Bruce, more insight into when this happens (in your code) and what is suppose to happen would help to shed light on this further.

I.R. member(s)?

Yeah that would help huh? Sorry about that. It's fixed, I was placing code into functions that should not be there.

[Intrigued]

That's good news for sure Bruce.

:yes

[Desrat]

Im getting same problem as well sharing violation

i have 1 global function

function appPathOriginal() 
-- returns the original EXE's path ONLY (with trailing \)
 	-- this is useful for compressed single-file apps run from a CD
 	-- but, it also works with folder-based apps
 
 	local cdPath = ""; 
 	local findMarker = "SFXSOURCE:"; 
 	local cmdArgs = ""; 
 
 	if (Table.Count(_CommandLineArgs) > 0) then 
 		for i = 1, Table.Count(_CommandLineArgs) do 
 			if (String.Find(_CommandLineArgs[i], findMarker) > 0) then 
 				cmdArgs = _CommandLineArgs[i]; 
 				break; 
 			end 
 		end 
 	end 
 
 	if (cmdArgs ~= "") then 
 		if (String.Find(cmdArgs, findMarker) == 1) then 
 			local fullPath = String.Replace(cmdArgs, findMarker, "", true); 
 			local tblFullPath = String.SplitPath(fullPath); 
 			cd_Path = tblFullPath.Drive .. tblFullPath.Folder; 
 		end 
 	else 
 		cd_Path = _SourceFolder; 
 	end 
 	return cd_Path; 
 end

and im getting the error on my startup actions

appPathOriginal()

db1 = SQLite.Open(cd_Path .."\\AutoPlay\\Docs\\tdutradersmall.db");
db2 = SQLite.Open(cd_Path .."\\AutoPlay\\Docs\\tdutrader.db");

Any ideas? They app gives the sharing violation for db2 before it even gets to any more of my code.

Ive tried replacing the db2, ive even copied and re-named tdutradersmall.db to tdutrader.db to ensure its not the file. It happens in preview as well as when built and Ive even run it on multiple sytems with the same error.

Hope someone can help this is driving me nuts

[Desrat]

ok solved it.

I was running a File.GetCRC action after opening the databases and that caused it, moving the crc check to before opening and now it works fine.