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Paul Fenton
We have a Clients table with some 15,000 records over the past 8 years
and have determined that 2 of these records are somehow corrupted.
What happens is when we run a sales report for dates which include
either of these records, Access wil go forever trying to format the
report. We have to CTRL-Break out of it. If I delete those 2
records, the report runs fine, so I thought well, I'll just delete
them and recreate them with identical information, but when I did
that, I got the same result.
The Clients table is linked one-to-many to 2 other tables,
tblClientImprovements and tblAppointments, cascade deletes.
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening?
and have determined that 2 of these records are somehow corrupted.
What happens is when we run a sales report for dates which include
either of these records, Access wil go forever trying to format the
report. We have to CTRL-Break out of it. If I delete those 2
records, the report runs fine, so I thought well, I'll just delete
them and recreate them with identical information, but when I did
that, I got the same result.
The Clients table is linked one-to-many to 2 other tables,
tblClientImprovements and tblAppointments, cascade deletes.
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening?