th3spankst3r
IS-IT--Management
Hey everyone. Sorry I'm asking so many questions, but hopefully this one will be an easier fix. I'm trying to do a Query By Form (QBF) according to the QBF instructions found here:
When I applied my personal object names to this technique, it worked at first, until I saved, closed, and reopened the database. Now, when the query is ran or I try to open it in design view, it gives me an error:
I am running a fairly new machine with no excess programs in the background, have tried it on multiple machines too.
I have tried compressing/repairing
I have tried deleting and rewriting (which worked only temporarily again)
I have called Microsoft, but they no longer support Access 2000.
I have searched forums, and supposedly there's a patch out there somewhere that I cannot seem to find, but regardless, this database will be on a shared network drive so that multiple computers will be able to access it. If I use a patch, I will have to install the patch on all of the machines accessing the database, and I don't have access to all of those machines, because I am not the network administrator.
I have also searched Microsoft's website, and put in a trouble ticket, however they referred me to the customer support line who told me to kick rocks.
Has anyone else encountered this sort of problem? Is there a solution?
When I applied my personal object names to this technique, it worked at first, until I saved, closed, and reopened the database. Now, when the query is ran or I try to open it in design view, it gives me an error:
Code:
There isn't enough memory to perform this operation. Close unneeded programs and try the operation again.
I am running a fairly new machine with no excess programs in the background, have tried it on multiple machines too.
I have tried compressing/repairing
I have tried deleting and rewriting (which worked only temporarily again)
I have called Microsoft, but they no longer support Access 2000.
I have searched forums, and supposedly there's a patch out there somewhere that I cannot seem to find, but regardless, this database will be on a shared network drive so that multiple computers will be able to access it. If I use a patch, I will have to install the patch on all of the machines accessing the database, and I don't have access to all of those machines, because I am not the network administrator.
I have also searched Microsoft's website, and put in a trouble ticket, however they referred me to the customer support line who told me to kick rocks.
Has anyone else encountered this sort of problem? Is there a solution?