I use the following SQL statement in an Access query:
SELECT tblWWS_sch.*
FROM tblWWS_sch
WHERE (((tblWWS_sch.Archive)=0));
This work fine in one copy of the database with 13576 records. In another copy of the database with 14000+ reocrds, the query no longer works unless I omit the where clause. The field is a boolean.
SELECT tblWWS_sch.*
FROM tblWWS_sch
WHERE (((tblWWS_sch.Archive)=0));
This work fine in one copy of the database with 13576 records. In another copy of the database with 14000+ reocrds, the query no longer works unless I omit the where clause. The field is a boolean.