F. Scott Barker's Microsoft® Access 2000 Power Programming

Appendix A. DEBUGGING CODE IN ACCESS 2000

IN THIS CHAPTER

• SETTING THE CORRECT MODULE OPTIONS FOR MAXIMUM DEBUGGING POWER

• TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE IMMEDIATE WINDOW

• STOPPING PROGRAM EXECUTION

• DEBUGGING ONE STEP AT A TIME

• VIEWING THE ORDER OF PROCEDURE CALLS

• WATCHING EXPRESSIONS DURING PROGRAM EXECUTION

• CONTROLLING CODE WITH CONDITIONAL COMPILATION COMMANDS

While creating an application, you can spend much time and effort trying to figure out those bugs that creep into the system. These bugs can greatly slow down the completion of the application.

This appendix discusses tools that are included in Access 2000 for handling bugs that occur, and examining code while creating an application. This has changed from previous versions, mainly because there's now ...