Peter Bellamy
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Sometime ago I wrote a report that was based on a linked table in a Foxpro database. Briefly the code does the following:
Makes a new table of the linked table locally, using just the columns required.
Generates a report built on this new table with Count and Sum of values for the final page
After upgrading a users PC I did a check to ensure the Access program still worked, it did but produced a different 'Total Value' result on the new PC !
I tried in on an unchanged PC and it gave yet another result.
The row Count figure remained the same but the Total Value was different.
I have subsequently altered the code so it creates 3 local tables, one after another from a loop. Doing the Sum of Value on these tables they all produce different results, but again the row Count are all the same!
I have made sure that the source Foxpro dB is not being changed whilst testing.
I am not very clued up on ODBC, I am still teaching myself Access.
Has anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
Makes a new table of the linked table locally, using just the columns required.
Generates a report built on this new table with Count and Sum of values for the final page
After upgrading a users PC I did a check to ensure the Access program still worked, it did but produced a different 'Total Value' result on the new PC !
I tried in on an unchanged PC and it gave yet another result.
The row Count figure remained the same but the Total Value was different.
I have subsequently altered the code so it creates 3 local tables, one after another from a loop. Doing the Sum of Value on these tables they all produce different results, but again the row Count are all the same!
I have made sure that the source Foxpro dB is not being changed whilst testing.
I am not very clued up on ODBC, I am still teaching myself Access.
Has anyone got any ideas?
Cheers