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This is the output of a line of debugging code left in by Intuit
programmers.  Essentially, this is a result of something that shouldn't have
happened within the program that did.  The programmer judged the likelihood
of this event occurring so slight that it wasn't worth writing any kind of
recovery method for it.  Obviously, they were wrong.

The V probably stands for "Value", and the -4 is the decimal value of the
hexadecimal number 0xFFFFFFFC that follows it.  As to what any of it "means"
I would suggest that only Intuit knows for sure...


"Mike Block - Tax Cut C.P.A." <mblockNO_SPAM@blocktax.com> wrote in message
news:3a99a86b.72088577@news.mindspring.com...
> On Sun, 25 Feb 2001 21:24:56 GMT, Steve <steve@nospam.com> wrote:
>
> >the first bad entry in the log reads as follows:
> >
> >QBW 15/12/2000 1:14:23
> >
> >IDX: 6 ID: 0 RN: 7 SIZE:2880
> >
> >V7.0D R3 (M=1352, L=968, C=88, V=-4 (FFFFFFFC))
> >
> >Beside the date and time info, what does this mean?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Steve
>
> No idea of the IDX line.
>
> Version 7.0 is the version number (probably QB99).
> R3 is the third interim release in version 7.0.
> M may be the QB transaction with the error.
> L is the line in QB where it caused a problem
> C is the error number listed on my website.
>
> C=88 is an Error writing to the QuickBooks file on the
> QuickBooks file level. Try running rebuild. If problem
> persists try to free memory and try again.
>
> http://blocktax.com/QB%20error%20codes.htm
> tells how you can often fix files. You reach this
> from http://www.blocktax.com/ QB Errors.
>
> I do not know about V=-4.
>
> mike block
>
> >JMC wrote:
> >>
> >> Do you have all other running programs shut down when you are trying to
open
> >> your file? If not, then close everything and try again.  You can do a
> >> Ctrl+1,Ctrl+2 to open the Tech Helper.  Click on the Open File and
scroll
> >> down and find the QBWIN.LOG and open it.  This makes an entry everytime
> >> something goes wrong. On the right side are the entries that are bad,
if
> >> any. The second line should say what type of doc it is and to the far
right
> >> under doc # is the check number.  You will need to find these
transactions,
> >> copy down exactly how they are entered with all info, delete them and
> >> reenter them with the exact same info. Then try again on your
> >> File/Utilities/Verify and see what comes up.
>
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