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LarsM
I got the message "Reserved error (-1524); there is no message for this error".
Background: I have a database system with several identically structured
back end databases, each with data for one plant. From my front end database
I look at only one back end database at a time. In each back end database I
had until recently a table defining templates / standards of that plant. In
order to standardize the templates across plants I recently moved that table
from one of the back end databases to the front end database and deleted it
in all back end databases.
The problem occurs in a rather complex selection query where I (among a lot
of other relations) have a left join from a table still located in the back
end to the table I moved to the front end. In order to test if the problem
had anything to do with this fact, I deleted the reference to that table in
the query, but the problem still occurs. Does anyone have a good idea?
Regards; LarsM
Background: I have a database system with several identically structured
back end databases, each with data for one plant. From my front end database
I look at only one back end database at a time. In each back end database I
had until recently a table defining templates / standards of that plant. In
order to standardize the templates across plants I recently moved that table
from one of the back end databases to the front end database and deleted it
in all back end databases.
The problem occurs in a rather complex selection query where I (among a lot
of other relations) have a left join from a table still located in the back
end to the table I moved to the front end. In order to test if the problem
had anything to do with this fact, I deleted the reference to that table in
the query, but the problem still occurs. Does anyone have a good idea?
Regards; LarsM