Hi there,
I'm using an adp on an SQL Server 2000 backend, I have a simple update query (see below) which I'm using to update every row in a table field with the date.
UPDATE dbo.testtable
SET date_added = { fn NOW() }
But...The Update procedure will only update the first 10,000 lines of the table, the rest remain blank. If I run the procedure using Server Management Studio it works perfectly. I assume then that the Access front end is the problem. I've run the query in a purely access database and it works for all rows - it seems its the adp.
Can anyone shine any light on this please?
I'm using an adp on an SQL Server 2000 backend, I have a simple update query (see below) which I'm using to update every row in a table field with the date.
UPDATE dbo.testtable
SET date_added = { fn NOW() }
But...The Update procedure will only update the first 10,000 lines of the table, the rest remain blank. If I run the procedure using Server Management Studio it works perfectly. I assume then that the Access front end is the problem. I've run the query in a purely access database and it works for all rows - it seems its the adp.
Can anyone shine any light on this please?