Re: Access ADP, filter lookup & SQL Server 2000
- From: "xvblack via AccessMonster.com" <u19734@uwe>
- Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 09:49:44 GMT
What exactly do you mean by 'stepping through'? I've followed the events
through the trace that is output by SQL Profiler. That is how I know a User
account does not insert records into the temporary table whereas my account
does.
Originally all our users were mistakenly set up with Active Directory
accounts that belonged to a group that had administrator rights and they
could do the filter by form no problem. Once we discovered our error and
removed the Users from the administrative group the problem with the filter
by form rose it's ugly head.
If you use XP_LOGINFO on SQL Server it shows the Users privileges as 'user'
whereas it was 'admin' before they were removed from the erroneous Active
Directory group.
AkAlan wrote:
Have you tried stepping through the event to see exactly where the error
occurs?
Hi - I have an Access ADP front ending a SQL Server 2000 database. This has[quoted text clipped - 26 lines]
been working fine for some time but I now have a problem that I have spent
Anyone got any ideas??
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