Linked Views to SQLServer become Read-Only

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Access 2000 on WinXP-Pro sp2
SQL Server 2000 on Win2k3 sp??

Access Database has several views linked from the SQL Server ...
everything works fine.. Read/Write/Update/Delete etc....

The SQL Database Table the views are based on has fields added/removed
SQL Views are refreshed (execute sp_refresh <ViewName>)

Access Database has links refreshed

The view wll open - but is now read only.
Views are still Read/Write on SQL Server

If I delete the linked view in Access and add it back - it becomes
Read/Write again.


Any Suggestions????

Thanks
Ray
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