Usage of Bigint in SQLSERvER with ACCESS frontend

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I have an Access frontend connected to a SQLServer2000 database. I can display the tables of this database except the tables that have a field of datatype bigint. All the records in this tabel show #deleted

Is there a way to solve this problem

Ronald van der Geest
 
Is the bigint field the primary key on the table? If so, you might see if
you can identify another field or fields that are unique so that you can use
a data definition query to create another "pseudo" primary/unique key on the
table.

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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Geest said:
I have an Access frontend connected to a SQLServer2000 database. I can
display the tables of this database except the tables that have a field of
datatype bigint. All the records in this tabel show #deleted.
 
hello Duane

I have found the problem it is described in the following article

ACC2000: Linked SQL Server Table That Uses BigInt Data Type as Primary Key
Displays #Deleted
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321901

Guess what the microsoft solution is: change the data type......

The sqlserver database is developed by a third party. We will contact them in order to see it's possible to change the tables

Thanks for your reply

Ronald van der Gees
 
That's how I generally solve the problem. I just thought there might be an
alternative with a datadefinition query.

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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


geest said:
hello Duane,

I have found the problem it is described in the following article:

ACC2000: Linked SQL Server Table That Uses BigInt Data Type as Primary Key
Displays #Deleted
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321901

Guess what the microsoft solution is: change the data type.......

The sqlserver database is developed by a third party. We will contact them
in order to see it's possible to change the tables.
 

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