[AccessD] Cannot open second Recordset?!

Sander,

I had a similar problem not so long ago and it was definitely associate 
with a reserved word in the syntax.
If you place [  ]'s around all field names, I'm pretty sure it will work 
for you...and if you need to find out which one it is, just remove them 
one by one.
(Was a real pain because that error message is about as helpful as a kick 
in the teeth.)

Ryan





Gustav Brock <gustav at cactus.dk>
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Hi Sander

Maybe End is a reserved word?
Try leaving out one field name, then another etc. until the query
doesn't fail.

/gustav


> when I change the SQL:

> strSQL = "SELECT InterfaceID, FieldID, FieldName, Start, End, 
> Mandatory " & _
>             "FROM tblInterfaceLayout " & _
>             "WHERE InterfaceID = " & InterFaceID

> strSQL = "SELECT * FROM tblInterfaceLayout WHERE InterfaceID = " & 
InterFaceID

> it does work?! How is this possible? BTW i did NOT misspel the 
fieldnames because when I use the debug window to display strSQL I can run 
the query!!

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