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Thank you for your help. I figured out the problem. In my file control section I had made the output file organization is line sequential. This was inserting tabs into the packed fields and adding the extra bytes. When I removed this piece, the output is now 4 bytes as expected. I had no idea...

Thanks for your responses. The output from my program is in EBCDIC and is transferred to our mainframe where another system picks it up and uses it. The output file has a .txt extension on it, even though it isn't a true text file. I am sure it is outputing 7 bytes; the recieving system is...

I have a Net Express COBOL program that produces a text file where all the amount fields are declared as s9(5)v99 comp-3. When you look at the output, the amount field is 7 bytes long rather than the expected 4 bytes. Am I missing something in my compile options or have I done something wrong...

I have a Crystal Report that was created in 8.5 and was recently converted to 10. The cover page of this report has a graphic that was created several years ago. This graphic has always displayed with no problems until we converted to Crystal 10. Now it disappears. I can paste the graphic into...

Thank you so much! Your last website had a link to something that looks like it will work for me.

I have a mail merge document that has a data source of an Access 2000 query. The query includes plan numbers and contract numbers. There can be multiple contract numbers per plan, so the data appears in the query like this: Plan # Contract# P5551 UG123456 P5551 GUF12345 P5552...

The primary key field is an autonumber field called Empid. When a new employer is added (a different form) I save the employer information to tblEmployer first and then get the empid from tblEmployer and save it with the associated plan in tblPlan. Forgive my poor choice of words, as I realize...

I have two forms - Plan Form and Employer Form. The plan form has a button that when clicked opens the Employer form for update. From the employer form, the user can change the information on this particular employer (i.e. address, phone number). On the employer form I have a combo box that is...

Thanks! I had declared both variables but had only set the connection variable and not the recordset.

I am getting the following error message when I try to save a record in my access 2000 database: Object variable or With block variable not set. I have written VB behind a form to perform the save function. Private Sub cmdSave_Click() On Error GoTo Err_cmdSave_Click Dim sSQL As String...

Thanks for tip. I actually did name the file something different because I read about that mistake happening. After I logged on to the A2K machine, I ran the workgroup administrator and joined the new work group. I then went and checked the registry to see what work file it was using and it said...

Thank you so much for all of your help. I was able to get the database converted. The problem was that I had created a new workgroup file on my PC and I had joined that workgroup. Access 2000 is on another PC so I logged onto that PC and joined the workgroup on that PC as well. I thought that...

Yes, I can open the 97 database in read-only, although that is not how the database is setup normally. I have tried saving the newly converted database both to a network drive and to my local drive. I have searched both places for the database and nothing is found. Yes, I do have both write...

I have an Access 97 database that I am trying to convert to Access 2000. I double click on the database to open it and I get a message that says something like "You can't make changes to this database. It was created in an earlier version." And then it gives instructions on how to convert it...