HI,
i have an access MDB linked by ODBC to SQL2k.
I get a strange behaviour when i do an INSERT INTO to a local Mdb table
from "LEFT OUTER JOINED" SQL tables.
If the related table hasn't related record to the first table,
it get an Error 3167.
This behaviour is not present with MDB tables JOINS.
Who know something about this ?If you are getting an error 3167 in Access then it's likely
an access error - can't tell without the error message you
get. But that's probably the case and you would want to post
your question in an access newsgroup.
-Sue
On 27 Oct 2005 08:05:38 -0700, "merco"
<d.mercanti@.gmail.com> wrote:
>HI,
>i have an access MDB linked by ODBC to SQL2k.
>I get a strange behaviour when i do an INSERT INTO to a local Mdb table
>from "LEFT OUTER JOINED" SQL tables.
>If the related table hasn't related record to the first table,
>it get an Error 3167.
>This behaviour is not present with MDB tables JOINS.
>Who know something about this ?|||well, if i use only mdb tables this error doesn't occour.
So i suppose it's an odbc problem|||Make sure you have a primary key or unique identifier
defined for your tables you are linking. Make sure the
primary key or unique identifier is not an approximate data
type (e.g. float). Try putting on timestamp data type column
on the tables you are linking.
-Sue
On 28 Oct 2005 00:25:17 -0700, "merco"
<d.mercanti@.gmail.com> wrote:
>well, if i use only mdb tables this error doesn't occour.
>So i suppose it's an odbc problem
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