odbc error 3155

Andy74

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Hello everybody, I have a problem when I move my application to Access2007 machines. There is a rst!update instruction which give back the above error, i.e. the it fails to update the underlying SQL server linked table.

the table includes a varbinary(max) field which contains an attachment. The table has filestream activated.

The same rst!update statement doesn't give any problem in Access2010 so I suspect there is something related to the way the ODBC driver takes the recordset and send it to SQL.

Maybe an idea could be to replace the rst!update statement with a SQL command sent to SQL server, but I don't know where to start...

I would be grateful if anybody give me a clue!

Andrea
 
I have a problem when I move my application to Access2007 machines
What version is your application? 2003? 2010?
 
my application is 2010, and I have the problems on one pc with 2007 and only on this rst!update statement
 
Sorry I'm out of ideas other than relink your tables in the 2007 version

These are other thoughts:
  • Compile the application in 2007
  • Update 2007 to 2010 on this machine
  • try installing 2010 runtime and using that instead
  • What version of SQL Server? if it was introduced after 2007 it is possible that 2007 cannot read it properly
 
Hello,

thanks for suggestion.

I have tried compiling and I think I will follow your suggestion with the 2010 runtime. Version of SQL server is 2012.

Andrea
 
I think we used always the Sql server driver (and not the native client 11) also on the machines with access2010. Anyway I will check this on Monday! Anyway I will try using this new driver in the "old" machine. Thanks
 
Are the features you mentioned supported by A2007?

If not, that is probably the issue. Personally, I would not try to avoid using unusual (non-standard) field types.
 
Thanks to everybody. At the end the issue was solved by installing the Sql native client 11 driver.

Andrea
 

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