Using category groups in access 2007 causing queries to throw error#3125

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cparker

I am using access 2007 and have a huge database will lots of queries.
I tried to use the new feature in 2007 that allows you to group
database objects in categories. After doing this when i try to open
the queries in design view to make changes, I get this error: " is not
a valid name, Make sure that it does not include invalid characters or
punctuation and that it is not too long. -- error 3125. The queries
run fine in datasheet view. I've even tried taking the category
grouping off but still have the same error. Any ideas?
 
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cparker

It's not one particular query, it's a handful that i tried to put in a
category. I forgot to mention earlier, the database was orginally
written in 2003 and I am trying to do some modifications in 2007.
Everything runs fine in 2003, just having some issues in 2007.
 

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