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BrianDP
As usual, if this were easy, I wouldn't be getting paid to ask you
guys for the answers. Here goes:
I have a query that my program runs, it's a pretty simple query, and I
don't understand why it's giving me this error!!
Query:
update costpart set dpartno = partno;
Thats-a-it! At first I looked, and the dpartno field was 15 charcters
and the partno was 20, so I lengthened Dpartno to 20 characters to
match partno, and that didn't have make any difference. What is so
strange, is there is a whole base of machines (probably 20) that run
this program in a runtime version, they have no problems. *I* run
this program from my development machine, and no problem there. My
installation is Access 2003, and all the runtime versions are 2k3 as
well.. Only this newer install, it's 2010, that I"m having this
problem. I'm going to go check on another machine that has that
version (2010) to see if this is the cause, but in any case, I need a
fix for it if it's the reason or not! Help me ObiWan-A-MVP, You're my
only hope!
-Brian
guys for the answers. Here goes:
I have a query that my program runs, it's a pretty simple query, and I
don't understand why it's giving me this error!!
Query:
update costpart set dpartno = partno;
Thats-a-it! At first I looked, and the dpartno field was 15 charcters
and the partno was 20, so I lengthened Dpartno to 20 characters to
match partno, and that didn't have make any difference. What is so
strange, is there is a whole base of machines (probably 20) that run
this program in a runtime version, they have no problems. *I* run
this program from my development machine, and no problem there. My
installation is Access 2003, and all the runtime versions are 2k3 as
well.. Only this newer install, it's 2010, that I"m having this
problem. I'm going to go check on another machine that has that
version (2010) to see if this is the cause, but in any case, I need a
fix for it if it's the reason or not! Help me ObiWan-A-MVP, You're my
only hope!
-Brian