80020009 errors everywhere

[Mark]

All across my site i am getting 0x80020009 errors every so often.
they point to lines of code like
where FolderNAMEIN is a string such as "Botswana" and the
VarFolderNameLength is 150


if len(FolderNAMEIN) > VarFolderNameLength then


and

RS("Company") where Company is a valid field in the database.

Anyone with an idea of what is going on would be very much appreciated.

-Mark

 

[Tom Kaminski [MVP]]

All across my site i am getting 0x80020009 errors every so often.
they point to lines of code like
where FolderNAMEIN is a string such as "Botswana" and the
VarFolderNameLength is 150


if len(FolderNAMEIN) > VarFolderNameLength then


and

RS("Company") where Company is a valid field in the database.

Anyone with an idea of what is going on would be very much appreciated.

Start here ...
http://www.aspfaq.com/search.asp?q=80020009&type=ALL&category=0&numDays=0&order=2

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[Ray at]

Without more details, it's hard to suggest things. Try starting here
though:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2421

Also, it wouldn't hurt to use rs.Fields.Item("Company").Value if you want to
retreive a value from your recordset.

Ray at work

 

[Mark]

thanks but this is the message i get.
Error Type:
(0x80020009)
/inc/inc_Include.asp, line 165


CODE
<<<<<<
Function FolderNameFix(FolderNAMEIN)
dim
FolderNameRetVal,folderNameLoopVal,folderNameLoopUbound,VarFolderNameLength
dim LetterInQuestion
FolderNameRetVal = ""
VarFolderNameLength = 150
if len(FolderNAMEIN) > VarFolderNameLength then
<<< LINE 165
folderNameLoopUbound = VarFolderNameLength
else
folderNameLoopUbound = len(FolderNAMEIN)
end if

there is no additional words...like an object required error or anything
like that
this is in an otherwise tame peice of code

-Mark

 

[Larry Woods]

Mark,

I believe that an Error code 9 is a subscript error. I notice that you are
using the word "Ubound" as part of a variable name. Possible change that.
Also, I have gotten this error if I am calling a function that is not
defined since VBScript views "xxx(abc)" as an array if "xxx" is not defined
as a function.

FWIW,

Larry Woods

 

[Mark]

it apparently was an unchecked EOF in the page that called the function
below.