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ODBC ADO error

Asked by actmanre in Microsoft Access Database

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I have some linked tables in an access database. The tables are in SQL Server 2000. The module looks like the following... When it gets to the .update command I receive an error. (Run-time error '-2147217887 (80040e21)' ODBC--call failed.

'ADO objects
Dim oConn As adodb.Connection
Dim oRsInterchange_Envelope As adodb.Recordset

'OPENS DATABASE CONNECTION
sConn = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=" & CurrentProject.Path & "\837_X096A1.mdb;" & _
"Jet OLEDB:System database=I:\Admin\AdminSys.MDW"
Set oConn = New adodb.Connection
oConn.Open sConn, "zzz", "12345"
   
'OPEN TABLES
Set oRsInterchange_Envelope = New adodb.Recordset
oRsInterchange_Envelope.Open "Interchange_Envelope", oConn, adOpenDynamic, adLockOptimistic

oRsInterchange_Envelope.AddNew
               
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_01_Authorization_Information_Qualifier").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(1)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_02_Authorization_Information").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(2)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_03_Security_Information_Qualifier").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(3)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_04_Security_Information").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(4)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_05_Interchange_Id_Qualifier").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(5)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_06_Interchange_Sender_Id").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(6)
 oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_07_Interchange_Id_Qualifier").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(7)                  
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_08_Interchange_Receiver_Id").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(8)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_09_Interchange_Date").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(9)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_10_Interchange_Time").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(10)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_11_Interchange_Control_Standards_Identifier").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(11)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_12_Interchange_Control_Version_Number").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(12)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_13_Interchange_Control_Number").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(13)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_14_Acknowledgment_Requested").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(14)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_15_Usage_Indicator").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(15)
oRsInterchange_Envelope("ISA000_16_Component_Element_Separator").Value = oSegment.DataElementValue(16)

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Keywords: ODBC ADO error
Title
1 ODBC,ADO and OLEDB?
2 ADO connection string
3 SQL Server 2003   ADO versus ODBC
4 OleDB or ADO?
5 odbc and oledb
6 Pass-Through vs. ADO
 
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