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Message: [QUOTE="Chang Oh, post: 5055904"] It is difficult to give you help without actually having the database you are trying to reverse engineer. A few suggestions: 1. Try removing multi-user feature from the database before RE 2. If you have access to Access 2000, try porting the database to it (generally opening the MDB in Access 2000 and saving as something else will do it) and RE from Access 2000. 3. Try a small subset of the database to isolate what particualr table may be causing the problem. That way we may be able to help better. ~~~~~~~~~~~ The information provided is AS-IS with no express warranty. Chang Oh Dev Lead Enterprise Frameworks & Tools [/QUOTE]