Debug breakpoints don't trigger anymore?!

[mcdhappy80]

Maybe it's just me but I think there is some kind of problem with the database I started developing a month ago.
The first version of database is finished and I made a backup of that copy.
Now I want to modify something and this is what I've tried:
1) I've added one more table in which I will store some settings options;
2) I've added another form and I made it a Display form;
3) I've bound that form to tblSettings;
4) I've put the following code in that forms OnLoad event:

Private Sub Form_Load()

Dim licenca As String

[B]licenca = Forms![frmLicenca]![txtLicenca][/B]

If IsNull(licenca) Then
Me.lblLicenca.Visible = True

End If

Here's what is strange to me:
When I add breakpoint to the bolded line of code, and open the form I don't enter the debug mode. It's like I never put the break point in the first place.
I don't remember I had this problem during the development process eve with the OnLoad event.
Can someone tell what may be causing this?

Thank You

 

[boblarson]

Have you gone into the startup properties and unchecked the box USE ACCESS SPECIAL KEYS? If so, you'll need to check it before your breakpoints will work again.

 

[mcdhappy80]

[SOLVED] Debug breakpoints don't trigger anymore?!

Have you gone into the startup properties and unchecked the box USE ACCESS SPECIAL KEYS? If so, you'll need to check it before your breakpoints will work again.

Yes Bob, that was one of the things I did before creating the distributable version of the database.

Thanks again for solving my problem

 

[boblarson]

Re: [SOLVED] Debug breakpoints don't trigger anymore?!

Yes Bob, that was one of the things I did before creating the distributable version of the database.

Thanks again for solving my problem

No problem - back several years ago, when I did the same, it took me quite a while to find out what was wrong.

 

[mcdhappy80]

Re: [SOLVED] Debug breakpoints don't trigger anymore?!

No problem - back several years ago, when I did the same, it took me quite a while to find out what was wrong.

, thank God You're on this forum Bob, cheers!