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lorenzdominic_
Hi
I have a problem where I have a query that produces 254 fields ( I
don't want to make it smaller, either access can handle 255 or it
cannot! ) It would appear that access cannot handle my query as I get
the lovely message 'Too Many Fields'
I run the query by using the Sum function on all the fields except I
use Group By on three of them.
Therefore 251 fields are summed and 3 are not.
However why do I get the Too Many Fields error.
I have compacted the database many times.
Deleted and restored relationships.
Started from scratch and remade the query.
Still the problem exists.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Does anyone know how to dig into the core of access and reset something
that needs resetting? Such as a field count on a table or whatever?
This is a Microsoft Access issue not a user issue.
Regards
Dominic
I have a problem where I have a query that produces 254 fields ( I
don't want to make it smaller, either access can handle 255 or it
cannot! ) It would appear that access cannot handle my query as I get
the lovely message 'Too Many Fields'
I run the query by using the Sum function on all the fields except I
use Group By on three of them.
Therefore 251 fields are summed and 3 are not.
However why do I get the Too Many Fields error.
I have compacted the database many times.
Deleted and restored relationships.
Started from scratch and remade the query.
Still the problem exists.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Does anyone know how to dig into the core of access and reset something
that needs resetting? Such as a field count on a table or whatever?
This is a Microsoft Access issue not a user issue.
Regards
Dominic