Thanks, I don't have the access application at the moment to check the
property, but will. Why would the Recordsource property be different on the
users machine as apposed to being properly set on the Administrators
machine? It's an access 2003 front end, opened with access 2007 hitting an
SQL database. Could it be a rights issue in SQL server not allowing the user
to access it?
Thanks very much.
Wes.
"Arvin Meyer MVP" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Open the form or report that the error is occurring in the Design View.
> Look at the Recordsource property in the property sheet. Make sure that
> the table or query it names is there.
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> Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
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> "Wes Montgomery" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> I have a Access 2003 application being run under a Access 2007
>> unbrella. The application runs fine from the Administrators machine but
>> none of the users can run the application. All client including the Admin
>> are using Access 2007 to run the Access 2003 file. An error stating:
>> "Can't find source query." displays, for the users. Can anyone provide
>> any tips on trouble shooting this issue?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Wes.
>>
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