I think my database is corrupted. Every time I open the database or any object (table, forms, reports) in the database, I get an error message that says
"'Id' is not an index in this table".
I created a new DB and tried to export the objects in the DB. I was only able to export the tables, not the forms or report. Help please
My other attempts to fix the problem both failed:
compact & repair
Turned off the Name AutoCorrect check boxes
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I am trying to access my tables in Snowflake using MS Access. I am able to make the connection to make a connection between them and see the list of all my tables but the I am getting all my tables (from all Databases and Schema) even if I have specifically mentioned the Database and Schema to be accessed when creating the Data Source Network(DSN).
And when I try to open a table i get the message: "Cannot define field more than once."
The table which I am accessing has a copy under different database. But, the table name and schema name is same.
ex:
DATABASE_A.SCHEMA.TABLE1
DATABASE_B.SCHEMA.TABLE1
Does anyone has any idea how to resolve this issue?
I can confirm that if you have two Snowflake databases with the same table name you experience this problem. I have been beating my head against a wall and your question gave me the clue. I was able to delete my other database in Snowflake and the error that you described disappeared.
I have come across another problem though but that will be for another SO question.
I am attempting to "sync" data from a read-only ODBC MySQL server to Access 2016. I need to move the data into Access so that I can more easily manipulate and create better customized reports.
I have linked the data tables between Access and MySQL, however I cannot get the data in these tables to automatically refresh. I must go into Access and hit "Refresh All".
What I'm looking to do is update all of my open tables in Access once nightly so that each morning the data used to build these reports is new. Currently if I leave these tables all evening, when I get in the next morning I must hit "Refresh-All" for Access to go retrieve the most recent data.
Any ideas?
The data in linked tables is automatically refreshed by access when you attempt to read them. You can do that by displaying a datasheet view of the database, or by a form where the linked table is the data source. Beware, we have had problems which tables with lots of records being the source for drop down lists, having the database locked.
Access only does this properly (and at speed) if either the underlying table has a unique clustered index, or after having linked the tables you create an index in access.
If you want to create a copy that you can manipulate (such as write to) and the underlying tables are read only, then you will have to create matching unlinked tables and execute some form of copy sql and appropriate points in your application.
I'm using ms access 2007. I save the database contain table in 2003 format. If i open a file, i saw four table. But three table are able to open. one table is unable to open and occur a message unrecognized database format.Please help me. It's very important one. How to recover that table.
If compress and repair your db cannot restore your table, I think that the only thing you can try is to create a new empty access db and import your four tables from your corrupted db.
I have created a system included a database using mySQL on visual studio express 2010. One of the tables I have included in my tables is booking. When i tried to input records into this tabl from the 'show table data' option i get the following error:
"The data in row 1 was not committed
Error source: .net SqlClient Data Provider
Error Message: String or Binary Data would be truncated
The statement had been terminated
Correct the errors and retry or press ESC to cancel the changes"
I have tried inputting ('NewSequentialID') to the default value or binding property of the primary key, but the error still appears, and appears for every other table I have included in the database.
SOMEONE PLEASE HELP. I AM AT MY WHITS END.
Check that the data you want to import is not too long for each field you try to import. That is what the error message is about. For example, a field could be 40 characters, but you try to put 44 into it.
I am upgrading some of my MS Access programs from 2003 to 2007 version. I have a variable stored "Public" in the main menu of a program. In another form, I write that variable to a record (the form is using unbound data). The VBA line "Rst![FieldName]=Forms![Main Menu].strUser" gives a RunTime error of 3000, Reserved error (-1524).
What the heck is going on???????
Thanks for any help given.
I encouteredthe error when updating an mdb split database (frontend backend) to Access 2010. The original mdb database used an internal linkage (an autoid number in one table linked to the same number defauted in a second table). I encountered the problem when trying to import the first table mentioned above. I could not import the table or copy-paste the table without getting the "Reserved error (-1624) error.
The solution was to import the other tables that imported ok without the problem into a new 2010 database, and then use a make table query to duplicate the problem table in the new 2010 version. The process preserved the auto id numbering, so the internal relationship is preserved in the new, updated database.
I did have the same problem and after look the records in one table discover that one record had language changed and was all in Chinese alphabet.
After delete the record no more error.
Looks like, in my case, the error was generated because the primary key was used to link to another table. I did a check after and manage to identify one record in the other table that do not exist in the main table (record I deleted).