G
Grzegorz
An error occurs in the following situation:
On then Form1 is the button with the attribute "Cancel" = yes, it opens
the Form2. Form2 in "OnOpen" opens dao.rekordset
based on the SQL query (the opening of the table does not generate an
error!). After
pressing ESC form1 opens Form2, but very often (about half the cases) is
generated error number 3059 in the line:
Set rek = db.OpenRecordset (sql, dbOpenDynaset)
Very similar error (and maybe the same?) was supposedly fixed by SP1
office 2007 (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943249). I have
install all available patches (including SP2), and the error occurs and
completely prevents the migration of applications to Access 2007!
HELP!!
On then Form1 is the button with the attribute "Cancel" = yes, it opens
the Form2. Form2 in "OnOpen" opens dao.rekordset
based on the SQL query (the opening of the table does not generate an
error!). After
pressing ESC form1 opens Form2, but very often (about half the cases) is
generated error number 3059 in the line:
Set rek = db.OpenRecordset (sql, dbOpenDynaset)
Very similar error (and maybe the same?) was supposedly fixed by SP1
office 2007 (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943249). I have
install all available patches (including SP2), and the error occurs and
completely prevents the migration of applications to Access 2007!
HELP!!