Invalid Argument

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Toni

On one table of my Database I've got a record that was
enter incorretly and/or was corupted when trying to make a
change to the data after the initail entry. I'm now
getting a "Invalid Argument" and can't get past it to try
to make a correction. I've tried deleting this one record
but it won't allow it.

I can't find anything in the HELP files.

Any suggestions?

Toni
 
On one table of my Database I've got a record that was
enter incorretly and/or was corupted when trying to make a
change to the data after the initail entry. I'm now
getting a "Invalid Argument" and can't get past it to try
to make a correction. I've tried deleting this one record
but it won't allow it.
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The "Invalid Argument" error message usually means you have some
incorrect VBA code. If you can open the database, try typing Ctrl-G to
bring up the VBA window and selecting Debug... Compile <yourdatabase>.
Do you get any error messages?

It's also possible that you're looking at a Query with a function call
(with an invalid argument in it) rather than a table - is that the
case?

If neither is true, then your database may be seriously corrupt. See
Tony's excellent FAQ at

http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruptmdbs.htm
 
Toni said:
On one table of my Database I've got a record that was
enter incorretly and/or was corupted when trying to make a
change to the data after the initail entry. I'm now
getting a "Invalid Argument" and can't get past it to try
to make a correction. I've tried deleting this one record
but it won't allow it.
Click to expand...

So just one record is corrupt?

3001 - Invalid argument. This one typically happens when clicking on a
corrupted record within a table. Or by running a query or form against
that record. All the fields show #Error. See Damaged record(s) within
tables.
www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruptmdbretrievedata.htm#DamagedRecords

Another cause may be missing Access 2000 SR-1 if you are trying to
"import data, copy a table, or run an append query."

Tony
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