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&lt;&lt;I can not reproduce the error on my machines.&gt;&gt;<br />
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&nbsp;You may not be able to. &nbsp; All the error message means is that SQL Server is taking longer then the default 60 seconds to respond to the data request, and timesout.<br />
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&nbsp;If the form is based on a query, look at the query properties and change the ODBC timeout to 0 (will never time out).<br />
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&nbsp;Once you get that far, then you need to figure out why your request is taking so long (amount of data their requesting? &nbsp;Network issue? &nbsp;Server is bogging down?, etc).<br />
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Jim.
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It seems like if more that two front ends are running I get the time out error. I have the time out set for 120 sec. If during that time the other front end closes the pop up form closes with no error.
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the pop up has the notes field on it. There was not enough room on the main form. Also the second user does not have to be in the same record. As soon as the second user opens the front end the second user starts having problems like the record is locked.
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&nbsp;Terribly sorry on this; I lost track of it (last two days have been a bit hectic).<br />
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&nbsp; Where did you end up and why did you close the question?<br />
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Jim.
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I have a MS Access database front end linked to a MS SQL server. I have a user that keeps getting the following error:<br />
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ODBC--update on a linked table 'tblsubjects' failed<br />
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL DRiver][timeout Expired](#0)<br />
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This error happens when opening a pop up form which has the same record source as the main form. The error happens when closing the pop up form.<br />
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I can not reproduce the error on my machines.<br />

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I have a MS Access database front end linked to a MS SQL server. I have a user that keeps getting the following error:

ODBC--update on a linked table 'tblsubjects' failed
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL DRiver][timeout Expired](#0)

This error happens when opening a pop up form which has the same record source as the main form. The error happens when closing the pop up form.

I can not reproduce the error on my machines.


ODBC Timeout Error with linked tables in MS Access?

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