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Guest
Hi,
when trying to relink a table from Sybase warehouse to MS Access, I got the
message
"The operation failed. There are too many indexes on table <name>. Delete
some of the indexes on the table and try the operation again."
Having a snoop in the MS support site the official blurb was
""A table in a Microsoft Access database engine database can have no more
than 32 indexes. You cannot create additional indexes on a table with this
many indexes.
Delete one or more indexes from the named table and try the operation again"
We don't have rights to alter the Sybase tables. Is there any possible way
we can get MS Access to ignore this constraint? We can only alter the
properties of our Access instance.
BTW the Table we are linking to only has < 20 fields of which < 10 are
numbered the rest being text or dates. There are approx. 100K rows in the
table.
It's not the fact that the index is rolling over from 99999 to 100000?
Any assistance greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Nedzer
(Error 3626)
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when trying to relink a table from Sybase warehouse to MS Access, I got the
message
"The operation failed. There are too many indexes on table <name>. Delete
some of the indexes on the table and try the operation again."
Having a snoop in the MS support site the official blurb was
""A table in a Microsoft Access database engine database can have no more
than 32 indexes. You cannot create additional indexes on a table with this
many indexes.
Delete one or more indexes from the named table and try the operation again"
We don't have rights to alter the Sybase tables. Is there any possible way
we can get MS Access to ignore this constraint? We can only alter the
properties of our Access instance.
BTW the Table we are linking to only has < 20 fields of which < 10 are
numbered the rest being text or dates. There are approx. 100K rows in the
table.
It's not the fact that the index is rolling over from 99999 to 100000?
Any assistance greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Nedzer
(Error 3626)
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