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Null character in Acess 97 ValidationRule after amending with Access 2000

Asked by JezWalters in Microsoft Access Database

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I have an application with the usual front-end/back-end split. To slightly complicate matters, the front-end is Access 2000, whereas the back-end is Access 97.

I've recently added an update procedure to the front-end to programmatically 'tweak' the validation in various back-end tables (using DAO).  Unfortunately, whenever the Access 2000 front-end manipulates the ValidationRule property of a field in the Access 97 back-end, it appends a vbNullChar character to the end of the string.

Bizarrely, this null character is only noticed by Access 97 - where it causes a syntax error whenever the validation rule is evaluated.

Does anyone know how I can remove the unwanted character, USING ACCESS 2000?
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