Invalid Argument - 3001

M

M. Perry

My users are getting an error 3001 "Invalid Argument" at
random places in the database. I have seen to come up from
variable assignments, record deletes, record appends, and
other actions in the database. If you debug and just press
continue (or F-5), it runs fine. The error message may pop
up again later, but it will at least run and properly
execute the code if you continue.

I have seen it happen on different databases on the
network here, but most often it happens on an Access 97
database.

I tried pulling the database completely local, but that
seemed to have no affect, as I still got the message.

I have compacted the database several times, also repaired
it, but the message persists. Anyone else get this?

Thanks,
Mike

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T

Tony Toews

M. Perry said:
My users are getting an error 3001 "Invalid Argument" at
random places in the database. I have seen to come up from
variable assignments, record deletes, record appends, and
other actions in the database. If you debug and just press
continue (or F-5), it runs fine. The error message may pop
up again later, but it will at least run and properly
execute the code if you continue.

From my page on this topic
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruption/symptoms.htm and down
about 2/3rds of the way. There are embedded links in that paragraph.

"3001 - Invalid argument. This one typically happens when clicking on
a corrupted record within a table. Or by running a query or form
against that record. All the fields show #Error. See Damaged
record(s) within tables. Another cause may be missing Access 2000
SR-1 if you are trying to "import data, copy a table, or run an append
query." Also see You may receive an "Invalid argument" error message
when you run an append query in a large Access database file - 835416
which states that your MDB may be approaching the size limit."

Tony
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