When I run into this here's what I do:

1. Isolcate your code into a new, separate folder. VERIFY that you have all of the expected PBLs.
2. Create a new workspace, and a new target.
3. Do a full build.
4. Run the code.

If it barfs at this point with the "Bad runtime reference" you will need to open the code in DEBUG mode and just step through the open process until you find the error. As has been stated, this error is clear cut - you're missing an object or a function or an event in an existing object.

Good Luck,

Olan

Hi Sally;

   Is this a PFC based App?

Regards ... Chris

That can happen when you use the Dynamic keyword and the function called doesn't exist at run time.

Hi Sally

I think were going to need some more information. "Bad runtime function reference at line..." would normally point to where the error occurs, but you say that this is not the case?

Are you sure that the system error event is reporting the correct information? If it is then I would suggest taking another look at the reference it is referring to and ask does the object involved exists. What state is the application in when the error occurs and what happened immediately beforehand. Was the user closing a window or something else?

Anyway if you could share the exact error and the code it is referring to I would be happy to put my mind to the problem.

Cheers

David