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All these years later, this post saved me. In my case, an AFTER UPDATE Trigger on the linked SQL table was causing the dreaded write conflict. Resolved the issue by adding a timestamp column to the SQL table (and relinking) as suggested.

Hello, I have a 20+ year old Access app that uses menus created in macros. I found the appropriate (sub)macro and added a new item to it (I think.) When I run the application, the new item does not show up. Do I recall, somewhere in my foggy memory, that there is a command or process to...

The Object Dependency did not seem to be available for Macros. I'll take a look at the other link you posted. Thanks, Jay

Hello, I can't find where an app is calling a submacro. Is it possible to search the metadata (MSys..) tables for such things? Any other way to trap where a macro is called? I'm not a macro guy. Sadly FMS tools are not an option on this project. Regards, Jay

GumbyD you da man! I had added 'friendy' column names after creating export spec.. Thank you kindly!! -Jay SynerSoft Custom Software Applications