Re: Error occurring in error handler

"Run-time error '6'" Overflow is an error which is trapped bya processor
exception, then passed back up to your error handler.It doesn't have to come
from your code at all: it could bea bug in Access, or in Windows, or in your
code. In Access,it often comes from bad data, or because Access has madean
error evaluating a parameter, or because of database corruption.Decompile
(Google for instructions) and Compact your database.If the error persists,
post the code to Formname_err(david)"robert d via AccessMonster.com"
<u6836@uwe> wrote in message news:5ba7892970a13@xxxxxx
I have a global error handler that up until today has
been working flawlessly. Let me first provide the relevant code

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