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David W. Fenton
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Without any error messages, there's basically no help that
anyone can give you.
At this point there is no way to gather that information.
Then nobody is going to be able to help you.
What is the point
of posting to say you have no intention of being helpful?
I would be happy to offer advice if there were any information
given that would allow me to do so.
But there isn't, and you say there never will be.
I actually said there would not be for _this_ user. Who knows
when/if there will be another user with a similar problem?
However, I find it highly unlikely that _no one_ on this forum has
ever seen a failure of Jet of any kind that they could share a few
thoughts on.
Well, first off, this is an Access forum, where Access programmers
are using Jet. That means they are *not* using ODBC, since Access
refuses to use ODBC to connect to Jet data (since it's native). So
most of us would simply never have encountered any ODBC problems
with Jet.
But even those few who have wouldn't be able to help because you
haven't specified anything at all to narrow down the possibilities.
I understand that you don't *have* any information to narrow down
the possibilities because of your choice to ignore the ODBC error
information in writing your program.
It has all kinds of error reporting. It does not have any error
reporting for _this_ situation, because it was not an error I
thought I'd ever need to trap for.
ODBC will return some kind of error information, usually including
an error number and an error description (some of which are not
always terribly illuminating). All you have to do is pick up that
information from ODBC and pass it through to the user.
This is something that's a matter of programming basics,
particularly when utilizing an outside component.
You did not have to respond to my post. If you respond to a post,
it looks to others who might help as if the user is getting help,
so unhelpful posts are actually obstructive. If you can't provide
productive input, it's better not to create the appearance that
you're helping.
I *am* providing help -- I'm pointing out exactly *why* nobody is
likely to be able to help you.
We could just ignore you and offer no responses and then you'd have
no idea why you weren't getting an answer.