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Re: Meaning of BUGLOG [message #9848 is a reply to message #9774]

Sat, 02 June 2007 19:49

michael
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Registered: May 2007
Location: Germany

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Solved it.

Seems that it was caused by the way i was accessing a function for doing some sql-queries.

This function is member of my main-class which i made global because i wanted to access this sql-function from another class.

Now i changed the way how i access my sql-function from the other class by creating an instance of my main-class within this function.

Sounds complicated... but i just wanted to say more than SOLVED without an explanation for further visitor with problems like this.

Michael

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