Too complex to be evaluated

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Shannon

I have recently converted a number of Access97 databases to Access2002. The converted databases run fine on any machine running Windows XP Pro but I continually get the following error message on any machine running Windows 2000 Pro:

"The expression is typed incorrectly, or is too complex to be evaluated."

I haven't been able to figure which expression is causing the problem but I am more concerned that it will run on some machines and not others.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
 
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Ken Snell

see reply to your duplicate post in microsoft.public.access newsgroup.

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Ken Snell
<MS ACCESS MVP>

Shannon said:
I have recently converted a number of Access97 databases to Access2002.
The converted databases run fine on any machine running Windows XP Pro but I
continually get the following error message on any machine running Windows
2000 Pro:
"The expression is typed incorrectly, or is too complex to be evaluated."

I haven't been able to figure which expression is causing the problem but
I am more concerned that it will run on some machines and not others.
 
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Pat Hartman

The normal culpret when a db works in one environment but
not in another is the references. Open any code module
and choose Tools/References. If there is actually a
reference marked MISSING, uncheck it, close, reopen and
check it again. The likely problem library is DAO.
-----Original Message-----
I have recently converted a number of Access97 databases
to Access2002. The converted databases run fine on any
machine running Windows XP Pro but I continually get the
following error message on any machine running Windows
2000 Pro:
"The expression is typed incorrectly, or is too complex to be evaluated."

I haven't been able to figure which expression is causing
the problem but I am more concerned that it will run on
some machines and not others.
 

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