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SQL Table Index (on Azure) Preventing MS Access ODBC Link
I use Azure SQL as my Access backend. I tried to relink a table yesterday but it wouldn't link and gave me the following error message:
'Tblsales_salesstore_statu
Using SSMS I renamed the index by deleting the ".idx" extension and now my table will link but the index stopped working. Now my queries are slow and some won’t work (time out).
I would guess that this is a quick fix for an expert and wouldn't mind paying someone to fix it.
'Tblsales_salesstore_statu
Using SSMS I renamed the index by deleting the ".idx" extension and now my table will link but the index stopped working. Now my queries are slow and some won’t work (time out).
I would guess that this is a quick fix for an expert and wouldn't mind paying someone to fix it.
Microsoft AccessAzureSQL
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steve lemmon
Just delete the index and then rebuild it.
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Actually there were 3 indexes and my data is in "deadlock". I can add new records but can't edit them, not even the new ones.
I deleted all 3 indexes and still my data is in deadlock. It's just affecting 1 table. I can't even open that table. I can only see data in that table by doing a query.
I deleted all 3 indexes and still my data is in deadlock. It's just affecting 1 table. I can't even open that table. I can only see data in that table by doing a query.
can you delete the entire database and reload it from Access?
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