Does anyone know what application YC is?

I have it showing up in a set of sample data when I try to work with a datasource using BK0001.  RVSpy shows:

         [4fb0.7ff.43dc] BK0001: BKACCT   [07:39:17.15].Read(view=0x10C6D314)
            [4fb0.7ff.43dc] BK0021: BKTNUM   [07:39:17.15].Put(view=0x10C6755C, field=1, size=8, verify=0, buffer='\46\43\42\41\4e\4b\20\20' -> 'FCBANK  ')
            [4fb0.7ff.43dc] 0 <==[07:39:17.17;t=0;ovh=0] {}
            [4fb0.7ff.43dc] BK0002: BKCUR    [07:39:17.17].Cancel(view=0x10C82AA4)
            [4fb0.7ff.43dc] 0 <==[07:39:17.17;t=0;ovh=0] {}
            [4fb0.524145.43dc] YC2124: ???????? [07:39:17.17].Cancel(view=0x2020204E)

There's nothing in programs, bk.ini or in csapp in the company or system databases. 

However - this only occurs in my macro when I call:

    dsBank.Fields("BANK").PutWithoutVerification fecBankCode.Value
    If dsBank.Read = False Then

The only thing that I can think of is that the system database is shared with a company database using Orchid's Extender product. But that application is VI, not YC.

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  • 0 in reply to Kevin Gartly
    Okay - it was evil spirits.

    I dbLoaded up sample data and system database - no change.
    I changed my validation code to use views instead of the database - no issues - that worked.
    I deleted the datasource from the macro and re-added it and changed the name to match the code. No other changes. That worked.

    So either something was wrong with the datasource code within the macro or the macro had a general corruption.