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Paul Overway
Jet SP7 is included as part of Win2000 SP4. Did the problem exist before
installing SP4? Can you roll back to SP3?
installing SP4? Can you roll back to SP3?
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Roy Goldhammer
Hello there
For short time i stuck with some problem or operating Access Runtime on
Win2000 sp4.
On this Operation system i can't run queries with caclulated fields, afrer
going back to subform bound to master bound to master form the caclulated
fieds are being #error and on the second refreshing all the form is being
#error
Does someone knows what can cause the problem on win2000 sp4?
For short time i stuck with some problem or operating Access Runtime on
Win2000 sp4.
On this Operation system i can't run queries with caclulated fields, afrer
going back to subform bound to master bound to master form the caclulated
fieds are being #error and on the second refreshing all the form is being
#error
Does someone knows what can cause the problem on win2000 sp4?
T
tbl
Well Paul
The problem wasn't exist on the computer befure it was upgrade to sp4 and i
can't roll it back because it's not my computer. It is my client computer
It took me two days to solve it by using local tables instead of quries: i
Insert the query to local table and present the local table.
Now i need to transfare the system to sql server (which don't provide me any
local tables as far as i know)
What i need if you can help me is Microsoft Document on problems with access
and Win2000 sp4 problems.
You might find some info here:
http://www.blkviper.com/WIN2K/servicecfg.htm
or here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7c-7ca5-408f-88b7-f9c79b7306c0&DisplayLang=en
"The Microsoft Platform Support Reporting Utility facilitates the
gathering of critical system and logging information used in
troubleshooting support issues. The reporting tool DOES NOT make
any registry changes or modifications to the operating system.
There are 6 specialty versions, one for each of the following
support scenario categories: Alliance, Directory Services (not
for Windows NT 4.0), Networking, Clustering, Software Update
Services, and Base/Setup/Storage/Print/Performance. Each version
gathers some of the same basic information but there are specific
reports unique to each of the support scenario categories. Please
read the readme.txt files for more details about each version."
[...]
I'm not a 2K user, but I'm thinkin' about it... ;-)
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Roy Goldhammer
Well Paul
The problem wasn't exist on the computer befure it was upgrade to sp4 and i
can't roll it back because it's not my computer. It is my client computer
It took me two days to solve it by using local tables instead of quries: i
Insert the query to local table and present the local table.
Now i need to transfare the system to sql server (which don't provide me any
local tables as far as i know)
What i need if you can help me is Microsoft Document on problems with access
and Win2000 sp4 problems.
Can you help me on it?
The problem wasn't exist on the computer befure it was upgrade to sp4 and i
can't roll it back because it's not my computer. It is my client computer
It took me two days to solve it by using local tables instead of quries: i
Insert the query to local table and present the local table.
Now i need to transfare the system to sql server (which don't provide me any
local tables as far as i know)
What i need if you can help me is Microsoft Document on problems with access
and Win2000 sp4 problems.
Can you help me on it?
R
Roy Goldhammer
Wall Van
date/time is not the problem.
It seems that the problem is using comlex query and present it on subform.
What i need it a document that explain me the problem
Can you help me on it?
date/time is not the problem.
It seems that the problem is using comlex query and present it on subform.
What i need it a document that explain me the problem
Can you help me on it?