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CurrentProject.connection with SQL Server tables

Zone: Microsoft Access Database

Tags: MS Access, 2003

I have recently upgraded my Access project to have the backend running in SQL server. There is a lot of ADO in there. Some of which runs some update queries that are in the Acccess front end. SOme of these queries link to tables that are held in the front end (they are in the front end as they must apply to that isnatnce only rather than be in the database). The problem I'm having is when I connect to these tables, I can use the currentproject.connection as the connection string for my ADO connection, as this can see both the queries in the front end, the tables in the front end and the tables in SQL Server. However, I often get ODBC errors when running these action queries. If I change the connection string to get the properties of the ODBC, then I can't use the queries in the front end or the tables in the front end. Is there any way I can get round this and not get ODBC errors, like for example a way of connecting to the currentproject, only using SQL server OLEDBs? Many thanks for looking

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: fuerteventura

Solution Provided By: LPurvis

Participating Experts: 3

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