Oma,
Try your sample again, but I can enter the "WHE" once, but cannot change
it. It will take the entry the first time say for example "WHE" but
when for example you wanted to change it to"whe". Now I get the syntax
error 2367.
Again, thanks,
Ken
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Ken Tooker wrote:
Oma,
Thanks for the response. And I figured it had to be something that is
here local in my office as well at my customers site.
But, I did create a new database not using a full blown database one
from a fresh start using Version 7.1. Also, with the same names that
you had. "test" for the database name and "test" for the table.
However, in real life and offsite, the names are different. It
appears that this did not matter. But, (here I go with my buts) the
table that I created I did was within the same directory as my problem
database.
Proceed on, I just created a new directory, nothing else in it, then
created a new database. Like you found, the problem is *_not_*
there. It has something to do with the original database I have to
assume. Now what to look for is another treasure hunt. I
persevere... :-[
Thanks, I will keep you posted..
Ken
