Susan Harkins
ssharkins at bellsouth.net
Tue May 31 17:16:19 CDT 2005
Charlotte, would it be possible to create a mock table with the same settings and link to it to see if you get the same error? If not, you could just import the data into the new table. I've seen phantom characters cause this kind of mischief in Access, and you'll never find the culprit. Susan H. I'm beating my head against some import errors that don't make much sense. I've got an Access FE with linked SQL Server tables and one table is giving me "Null value in an auto-number field" errors for two fields, neither of which is an autonumber. One of them is actually a text field declared as varchar in SQL Server. The other is declared as a smallint, but is set to allow nulls and is not required. Neither is set as an identity field. HELP!