rich.barry
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Hello
We've just encountered an odd problem with a database that has worked fine for years.
Following the move to a new server, I re-linked the frontend to the new back end location, and now find that the majority of combo boxes refuse to display the contents of the queries on which they are based.
Opening the tables displays all the data.
Going to the row source of the combo box and executing that query displays the data.
Running the form and clicking the drop down just displays a list of blanks.
Creating a new form with a combo based on the tables does the same thing - executing the row source query is fine, but executing the form is not.
I have imported the frontend into a new blank database and done the same with the back end. No change.
I have imported the back end into the front end so there's no linked tables. No change.
Has anyone got any ideas on the cause and remedy? It may be something really basic that has slipped my mind.
I've attached a cut down version with one table and one form to illustrate the problem. (Well, on my PC it won't work)
Cheers
Rich
We've just encountered an odd problem with a database that has worked fine for years.
Following the move to a new server, I re-linked the frontend to the new back end location, and now find that the majority of combo boxes refuse to display the contents of the queries on which they are based.
Opening the tables displays all the data.
Going to the row source of the combo box and executing that query displays the data.
Running the form and clicking the drop down just displays a list of blanks.
Creating a new form with a combo based on the tables does the same thing - executing the row source query is fine, but executing the form is not.
I have imported the frontend into a new blank database and done the same with the back end. No change.
I have imported the back end into the front end so there's no linked tables. No change.
Has anyone got any ideas on the cause and remedy? It may be something really basic that has slipped my mind.
I've attached a cut down version with one table and one form to illustrate the problem. (Well, on my PC it won't work)
Cheers
Rich