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    Access DB 2002 Corrupting database file

    Reply Yes, users do have there own copy of the front-end from the split. I will check the tables to see if there is any bad records. But, I don't think that will be it, because every time the db gets corrupt, I just replace with a fresh copy. This is a new db, so there really is no records in...
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    Access DB 2002 Corrupting database file

    Reply Are you referring to splitting the database, if so? I did that and still had the problem...any thoughts on the version differences? Thanks
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    Access DB 2002 Corrupting database file

    Reply for setup The mdb file is on the server and it is shared out to the network users. It is just a shortcut pointing to the mdb file. thanks
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    Access DB 2002 Corrupting database file

    Reply for single user The original setup was just one pc and I did not see any problems at all....
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    Access DB 2002 Corrupting database file

    I am trying to trouble-shoot an issue with a Access 2002 database. Basically I have the database file shared out on a local network and there are 4 users accessing it. Well, there are using Access 2003 when opening the db file, but every time they exit the db, it is getting corrupted beyond...
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    I finally got it :) Thanks Pat and RGUY, this was the problem, my destination table, column PRO_NUMBER was not set to AUTONUMBER and my DUMMY SOURCE TABLE, the PRO_NUMBER was set to AUTONUMBER, so before I ran my append query I was not able to edit the PRO_NUMBER in the DUMMY table to the...
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    thanks for the advise :( Well, the first link is a little advanced for me, I am a bit new to access. The second link sounds more like what I did the first go round and it worked then, but can't seem to get it to work now. Basically what I did was: Enter a dummy record in my first table, it...
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    wondering if you were able to look at the db just wanted to follow-up
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    wondering if you were able to look at the db just wanted to follow-up
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    sorry, wrong url here is the correct one http://www.medicallasers.cc/test/transitsolutions.zip
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    No luck with the copy idea I tried to copy tables/forms and put them in a new db, but got all kinds of errors. What if you download the db from here: http://www.medicallasers.cc/golf/transitsolutions.zip If not, I can try to create a new db with some of the functions Let me know thanks ;)
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    Suggestion Any chance I can attach the access db? So you could have a look, it is only 2mb zipped up... thanks David
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    that seems to be a little much my process was working fine, but it has been a while since I messed with the database. So, I really don't want to re-envent wheel at this point....but I do appreciate the additional options. I think my original was just real simple, but I know I am just missing...
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    Well, maybe I missed something, that did not work This is what I have, I have a query called auto_number_append and it is suppose to append one record to a table called auto_number, but when I run it, it is not appending a record. The auto_number table is empty before I run the...
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    Thanks I will give it a try... thanks again
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    Auto Number starting at a particular number

    Hi, I have a form with some fields on it, there is one called Pro Number. what I would like to happen is when a new record is created, it starts at a certain number and continues to increment by one. In other words, the first record would be 5600 and the next new record would be 5601 etc. I did...
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    Add a Calulated Field to a Query

    Success!!!!! Wayne, that did it, thanks a million.... David
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    Add a Calulated Field to a Query

    No Good Thanks for the additional info, but it did not seem to work....I added the expression to the query in the top line, which is the field: "PROFIT:[RATE_QUOTE]-[TOTAL_CONTRACT_PRICE]-[BILL_FEE]" When I excuted the query, it did pull the data, but the field only showed the string as...
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    Add a Calulated Field to a Query

    That did not seem to work :( Here is the original Control Source I am using on the Form for my Profit Field: =[RATE_QUOTE]-[TOTAL_CONTRACT_PRICE]-[BILL_FEE] Here is the Criteria I am using for my PROFIT field in the Query: "PROFIT:[RATE_QUOTE]-[TOTAL_CONTRACT_PRICE]-[BILL_FEE]" Hope this help...
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    Add a Calulated Field to a Query

    Hi, I have a Form with three fields, the field called Profit is based on the other fields. Basically Field1 - Fields2 = Profit Field. That works great on the Form itself, but I built a new Query and when I tried to add the Profit Field, it returned now rows. My query is based on a start date -...
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