Thanks for responding, Larry! Defining a view that did not contain the image columns did get rid of the errors - but I may have wanted to use those images in an R:Base application in the future, so this can't be anything more than a temporary fix. Also, when attaching to the view (which does have a large number of rows) if I try to execute a CTRL-END, R:Base stops responding. In Access I have no such problem reaching the last row.
Alex P.S. For others out there who may have suggestions, I am reinserting my original e-mail below: Hello, I am encountering an error: "-ERROR- Disk problems- Please check disk and files. (2036)" when I attempt to connect R:Base (V-8) to an SQL table. I have had two different installations of R:Base produce the exact same problem with two different versions of SQL. (SQL Server 2000 to begin with, and now we've upgraded to 2008.) The issue only seems to occur in tables where I have images in one of the columns. I have tested connections to the same SQL tables via Access, and there are no problems. Also, the error message prompting is handled terribly - I have to click "OK" on 20-30 [identical] error messages before they will stop appearing. Then, if I scroll down, I'm prompted with errors again as I go. When trying to close the table, I'm prompted about 10 more times, again with the same error message. Help? Alex From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lawrence Lustig Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 9:05 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: -ERROR- Disk Problems-Please check disk and files. (2036) << The issue only seems to occur in tables where I have images in one of the columns. I have tested connections to the same SQL tables via Access, and there are no problems. >> What happens if you define a view (in SQL Server) on the table you want to attach, excluding image columns? Can you attach? -- Larry
