It fails at the "Output To" step of a macro. It does not matter when I
run it, whether nightly, based on a scheduled call to Access to run a
specified macro, or I simply open up the database and manually lauch
that macro.
That didn't work? Strange. What happens when you run it with fewer fields in
the query or use a different, simpler query? Could you post the SQL to the
query. I'd like to see if anything strange is happening in it.
Tried it with a different query completely, same thing. tried removing
fields, same thing. now I have another computer, another database,
another query, doing the same thing.
Any ideas? My entire stable of on demand reports is rapidly turnign to
cap because Microsoft access can't seem to do what it is suoed to be
able to do.
Phil
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