idbands
Technical User
- Oct 13, 2007
- 16
We have a 3rd party application that we use that uses SQL Server. I don't know too much about SQL Server; I think we only have the client version installed?
I can access the SQL Server tables through Microsoft Access (via the SQL Server ODBC driver) and run lots of queries and updates which I do often.
Currently, I have run into an issue though. I need to insert a record into a table and I am getting an error about Arithabort not allowing me to do the insert. I've been told and read online that I just need to set Arithabort to "OFF" somewhere. . .where/how do I do this?? I think it's somewhere in the ODBC connection setup but I'm having no luck.
Can anyone help?
I can access the SQL Server tables through Microsoft Access (via the SQL Server ODBC driver) and run lots of queries and updates which I do often.
Currently, I have run into an issue though. I need to insert a record into a table and I am getting an error about Arithabort not allowing me to do the insert. I've been told and read online that I just need to set Arithabort to "OFF" somewhere. . .where/how do I do this?? I think it's somewhere in the ODBC connection setup but I'm having no luck.
Can anyone help?