We FINALLY have an update on this discussion... And I need to ask one more question to confirm my hunches... If the answer is what I think it is, then we have a solution... if not, it will lead to a solution...
When a link spec is initially setup and saved for a link table, where are the specs stored???... Don't want to ask more than this in order to keep from tainting the answers.... TIA! --- In [email protected], "Garrett O'Brien" <hrisconsult...@...> wrote: > > > Sent a client a MDB copy of the MS Access program built for them. The > database has a refresh process to update a set of core tables from > another system through controlled processes. When we both run the > program with the same data used to process the refresh (he on his and me > on mine), both our copies populate the core tables properly. Clearing > of the data from non-core tables works just as fine as well. The > problem comes with the population of the non-core tables - my copy does > just fine on my machine but his copy will populate but misses a bunch of > records... > > I have compared both databases at the programming as well as at the data > level using a comparison program and the programming is the same in both > programs... just the non-core tables had any differences... > > Has anyone had a similar experience? Could something in his machine be > causing the MSA program to 'burp' or 'skip' through the process when it > is running???... > > Garrett > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
