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).
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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 have a Java Application that uses the JDBC:ODBC bridge for a connection with DBF Files linked to a Microsoft Access Database (thus, I'm using the driver for a connection to a Microsoft Access Database)
There is a table named SALFAC, that contains the following fields: NRO_FAC, COD_ITE, CAN_ITE, PRC_ITE and DSC_ITE among other columns. When I perform the following query: SELECT NRO_FAC, COD_ITE, CAN_ITE, PRC_ITE, DSC_ITE FROM SALFAC, without a WHERE clause it works fine. But when I execute the following: SELECT NRO_FAC, COD_ITE, CAN_ITE, PRC_ITE and DSC_ITE WHERE NRO_FAC=151407, my program throws a SQLException with the message The search key was not found in any record.
The NRO_FAC column is an integer type column, so using quotes results in a syntax error.
I compacted and repaired the entire database with no avail. Also, I tested the query directly on Microsoft Access 2010 and it gave me the same error. Yesterday I tested with another JDBC:ODBC bridge to the DBF files directly and also gave me the same error with the same query.
There is no blank spaces on the tables names and the columns names.
¿Is there any additional step to do in order to make queries like these work? I need execute the query with the WHERE clause. Also, for each DBF file is a NTX file. Must I do something with these files as well?
Thanks in advance
EDIT: I found something yesterday that might help. I changed the way I search the rows by inserting the entire DBF table content in an MS-Access temporary table, row by row, and then execute the query in the temprary table. It inserted the first 9 rows correctly, but the 10th row was next to a row that is marked as deleted and then the query crashed. Does the "marked-as-deleted" rows affect a query in MS-Access and/or dBase? If it does, is it possible ignore the "marked-as-deleted" rows using the JDBC:ODBC bridge? Also, must I install the Clipper commands (like DBU or PACK) in the server (it doesn't have them)?
The error message "The search key was not found in any record" was appearing on one record of a table in Access 2010.
I first noticed this when accessing that record via an update query, but later found that I also got the same error when trying to delete the record.
What causes this, and how can it be resolved?
It was just a database corruption, but I was misled by it only affecting one record. A Compact and Repair sorted it immediately.
Sometimes this happens because the field name contains a leading space, ensure your field names are trimmed before and after.
Example: It happened to me when I was trying to import an Excel sheet contains the first row as field names, two of the field names was " Latitude" and " Longitude". From this post I knew the problem's cause, so I changed them to "Latitude" and "Longitude" (without the leading space), and the problem was solved.
I know this is an old post, but i just ran into this issue and none of the other answers seemed to solve or address my scenario.
Using a copy of the dbase, i had to continue to delete tables until the error message ceased.
The table at fault was a hidden, system table with the name MSysComplexColumns. I deleted it, closed the dbase and the table was auto-created upon re-opening the dbase. That completed solved it with no side effects.
In my case, this error message was triggered by the size of my Access file. When its size exceeded 2,000,000 KB, the message popped up when I was importing another document. As long as I reduced its size, the message stopped and the import process finished successfully.
Also check the database version. I was having the problem with VBA CreateDatabase(sTempDBName, dbLangGeneral) in Access 2010 where I was using a 2003 database trying to link a table in a 2010 database. When I manually tried the link I got a message about no support for linking to a later version. Creating the temp database I was trying to link to using the option dbVersion40 "CreateDatabase(sTempDBName, dbLangGeneral, dbVersion40)" cured it.
good morning.
We need to copy tables from Access to SQL. Thing is the table names in the source vary from day to day.
I've followed the steps shown in the solution to this post How do I programmatically get the list of MS Access tables within an SSIS package?
The problem is this:
I changed variable names and that's all since the problem stated in that post is quite similar to mine.
I followed the steps and changed Country to a Table Name of my Access DB, lets say CITY. Problem is when the process Loops the tables in Access, the data copied to the tables in SQL is always the same. The data stored in CITY, it seems it's not changing tables, it always use the table provided to the OLE DB source (as shown in screenshot 14#) (the table name provided in the variable 'SelectQuery')
So I have all the tables in SQL created but they are all filled with the same information. Info coming from the same table (the one that has its name stated in the variable)
Thanks, any advice?
From reading the linked solution, it looks either incorrect, or missing one step. Right now, screenshot #14 specifies 'SQL Command from Variable', and 'SelectQuery' as the variable source; I can't see where SelectQuery is updated.
Solution 1:
Set the OLE DB Source to "Table name or view name variable", and set the variable in question to TableName (which is updated each iteration by the ForEach container)
Solution 2: Change SelectQuery to be an expression-driven variable, i.e. "select * from " + #[User:TableName]
you did realize that the table name on that example must match the sheet name on excel, right? So you probably have to do something like that on access.
Also, post more info. It seems that the value on your table variable is not being updated. Tell us how it should be.
When importing data into an MS Access Database, sometimes there are errors in the formatting of the data source.
As I recall, when this happens, MS Access will put the offending row into a separate table called <something>.
What is this table's proper name?
Import Errors is the name of the table, followed by an integer if you have had previous failed imports. (Access 2003: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/import-or-link-data-and-objects-HP005187610.aspx?CTT=1)
Access will create a table called Paste Errors for pasted data.
I notice that in Access 2010, the file is called <name of import file>_ImportErrors, for example, importing try.txt would give try_ImportErrors:
Error Field Row
Null value in an auto-number field id 2