I have an Access 2000 .ADP linked to a SQL2000
database. Every works fine on my computer but when
I copy the .ADP to another machine, all of the
stored procedures show up like
up_Procedure,1
which breaks my form code.
Anyone know why?


In another forum, a member responded that a Microsoft
Knowledge Base article addressed this problem. Can anyone
provide a reference to this article??


Thanks

"Duncan Stott" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:02de01c3d8f0$d354da50$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have an Access 2000 .ADP linked to a SQL2000
> database. Every works fine on my computer but when
> I copy the .ADP to another machine, all of the
> stored procedures show up like
> up_Procedure,1
> which breaks my form code.
> Anyone know why?
>
>
> In another forum, a member responded that a Microsoft
> Knowledge Base article addressed this problem. Can anyone
> provide a reference to this article??

I do not know the KB out of my head. But I once had the same problem. Then
updating the Office Service Pack helped. It had been a well known problem,
which was addressed in SP2/3 (?).

Which SP of Microsoft Access are you using?

Michael G. Schneider

>-----Original Message-----
>"Duncan Stott" <(E-Mail Removed)>
schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>news:02de01c3d8f0$d354da50$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I have an Access 2000 .ADP linked to a SQL2000
>> database. Every works fine on my computer but when
>> I copy the .ADP to another machine, all of the
>> stored procedures show up like
>> up_Procedure,1
>> which breaks my form code.
>> Anyone know why?
>>
>>
>> In another forum, a member responded that a Microsoft
>> Knowledge Base article addressed this problem. Can
anyone
>> provide a reference to this article??
>
>I do not know the KB out of my head. But I once had the
same problem. Then
>updating the Office Service Pack helped. It had been a
well known problem,
>which was addressed in SP2/3 (?).
>
>Which SP of Microsoft Access are you using?
>
>Michael G. Schneider
>
Michael

On another forum, someone came up with this reference

http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...b;en-us;Q269824


This addresses the problem

thanks for the help

Duncan
>
>.
>

Note that the link is invalid...

> On another forum, someone came up with this reference
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...b;en-us;Q269824


But the Q269824 article that the link refers to is valid.

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