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    Doug_B is offline Novice
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    @orange: I read your list.

    The deal is the program has worked for years
    There hasn't been any changes made to the .mdb


    It throws the error intermittently

    This all started when I moved the .mdb to a different server.
    The other two divisions have the same C# program, and they were moved to the same server, without problems.

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    orange is offline Moderator
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    It could be a permissions issue, if you moved an account to a different server????

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    Bulzie is offline VIP
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    You could try to create a New database and import everything from problem database. See if that resolves whatever is hanging up. Sometimes Access gets lame and you have to shoot it and start again.

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    Doug_B is offline Novice
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    OK, I want to rebuild the table. Not being an Access user, I Googled around. I exported the data and structure to xml / xsd.

    Then I imported - into SHIPT01. All seems fine. Except when I open the new table I get a dialog that says: Enter Parameter Value, then it asks me for the last field in the table: shipto.query.time.

    I noticed that it says shipto.query.time - like it's looking at the old table?

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