Type Conversion Failure

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Guest

Hi there,

Basically my update queries and my append queries have all of a sudden
stopped working! They have been working before (few days ago) and due to
something have stopped working.

The error i get for the queries are:

"Name of Database" didn't update/append x many records, due to a type
conversion failure. 0 records due to key violotions, 0 records due to lock
violations, and 0 reords due to validation rule violations.

How can i solve this?

Any ideas would be great, and please can you explain everything in full and
step by step.

Thanks! Greatly appreciated.
 
Any ideas would be great, and please can you explain everything in full and
step by step.

Could you please help us by doing the same - i.e. posting the SQL view
of the query?

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
If you are willing to send me a compacted and zipped copy of your database, I
will take a look at this issue for you. You can substituted dummy data for
your real data, if there is any sensitive information. Just verify that you
can duplicate the error in a modified copy of your database.

If you are interested, send me a private e-mail message with a valid
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Tom

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SQL VIEW IS :

INSERT INTO tblArchiveStaff_Shift ( StaffID, ShiftID, ShiftTime,
WeekCommencing )
SELECT tblStaff_Shift.StaffID, tblStaff_Shift.ShiftID,
tblStaff_Shift.ShiftTime, tblStaff_Shift.WeekCommencing
FROM tblStaff_Shift;

Very simple.

Thanks for your reply, hope u can help.
 

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