G
Gale Coleman
Hello all,
I will attempt to explain my problem. We are using Access 2000 with Windows
2000 pro machines.
There is a access front end database .mdb and a back end database .mdb
Once in a while you can be inputting information in and some of the fields
will default to 0 (zero) and the information will be input wrong. If you
are working through the terminal server in the runtime environment and the
fields go to 0 (zero), the program gives you a runtime error and the program
closes up.
I spoke with the individuals that built the program and they state that it
is an Access problem and they could never find out why it does this. He
stated that he thought that for some reason or another the front end
database becomes disconnected from the back end and the results are the zero
and the program closes.
Does anyone know of how this can be fixed, or why it happens?
Thanks,
Gale
I will attempt to explain my problem. We are using Access 2000 with Windows
2000 pro machines.
There is a access front end database .mdb and a back end database .mdb
Once in a while you can be inputting information in and some of the fields
will default to 0 (zero) and the information will be input wrong. If you
are working through the terminal server in the runtime environment and the
fields go to 0 (zero), the program gives you a runtime error and the program
closes up.
I spoke with the individuals that built the program and they state that it
is an Access problem and they could never find out why it does this. He
stated that he thought that for some reason or another the front end
database becomes disconnected from the back end and the results are the zero
and the program closes.
Does anyone know of how this can be fixed, or why it happens?
Thanks,
Gale