9.02 import order bug

[jont]

I have experienced this on a single site coming through various incarnations of v8 and still into v9. The only solution I have found is to manually copy the tables over in Access.

[Jan]

Jont,

If you have can open the table in access you can just shorten the index name and that will resolve the problem.

Regards,

[spooky]

Jont,

If you have can open the table in access you can just shorten the index name and that will resolve the problem.

Regards,

Is this the Orders Details table?

[Jan]

If will depend on the error message, the table name is at the beginning of the index name usually.

This is how to rename an index using access 2003

http://www.ehow.com/how_2020413_crea...ex-access.html

and this is how to rename an index using 2007

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...CH100645691033

Regards,

[spooky]

If will depend on the error message, the table name is at the beginning of the index name usually.

This is how to rename an index using access 2003

http://www.ehow.com/how_2020413_crea...ex-access.html

and this is how to rename an index using 2007

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...CH100645691033

Regards,

What a gem, many thanks

Just tried it and it worked, i am so chuffed, thanks Jan

malc

[nigel9097]

Anybody ever manage to figure this one out in easy terms without using Acess

[TraceyHand]

Anybody ever manage to figure this one out in easy terms without using Acess

Yep, log an email support ticket and get Actinic Support to fix your database(s)
(Mine have been done today, as it happens!)