[AccessD] Recordset Open

Any different types of fields in that table verses in the others that
work?  Any fields that could contain something that doesn't translate
into Accesses world?  If you define a query on that table with only a
limited number of fields would it work to jsut run the query on?  Or
can you just open the table itself in datasheet mode?

I don't work with SQL server tables at all myself but I do use Oracle
tables quite a lot and all those things would apply there or be things
I would try there to see what the deal is.

GK

On 3/15/07, Elam, Debbie <DElam at jenkens.com> wrote:
> I am trying to open a table on a SQL server using an ADO recordset.  I get
> an error that the operation is not allowed when the object is open.  No help
> files come up with help so no pointers there.
>
> I have other tables opening using virtually identical recordsets out of the
> same database with no problems.  This database is exclusively used by me
> right now, though that should not be an issue.  I have discovered that I
> will not get the error if I open it as a query on that table that returns no
> records. (not helpful to me obviously).
>
> If anyone has any ideas about where the issue might be, help is appreciated
> and needed urgently.
>
> Debbie
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