N
Nancy
I have a large database in a multi-user environment. The database has a main
form with a subform as well. Several times now, someone has gone to open the
database, and the subform has disappeared from the main form. The table with
all the data is still in the database and so is the subform, but when I try
to open the subform by itself I get an error message saying "Type mismatch in
JOIN expression. (Error 3615) A JOIN expression is attempting to join two
tables on fields of incompatible data types. For example, you will get this
error if you attempt to join a Memo field with a Text field." When I check
the join between the two forms though, the join appears to be just fine and
between two of the same types of fields. Can anyone give me any information
as to why this keeps happening? We are able to restore from the back ups, but
what is making this happen in the first place? Any help would be appreciated.
form with a subform as well. Several times now, someone has gone to open the
database, and the subform has disappeared from the main form. The table with
all the data is still in the database and so is the subform, but when I try
to open the subform by itself I get an error message saying "Type mismatch in
JOIN expression. (Error 3615) A JOIN expression is attempting to join two
tables on fields of incompatible data types. For example, you will get this
error if you attempt to join a Memo field with a Text field." When I check
the join between the two forms though, the join appears to be just fine and
between two of the same types of fields. Can anyone give me any information
as to why this keeps happening? We are able to restore from the back ups, but
what is making this happen in the first place? Any help would be appreciated.