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Date: | Tue, 30 Apr 2002 14:47:23 -0500 |
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Folks,
Some urgent wisdom is required!
I've got an MS Access application that downloads data from a
TurboImage database on MPE every night. It has been working with no
probs up until last night when the extract process crashed.
Upon investigation, I am finding that a simple select from one of the
tables aborts with "Data Transmission Error: Bad row header (#-34)".
I moved that piece of code into a pass-thru query. When I run it, it
happily shows a few thousand records, but if you scroll far enough to
a PARTICULAR record, it bombs out with the aforementioned message.
I am using the standard ODBCLINK/SE driver.
What is this ??? A corruption ? MB Foster site refers to "command
timeout" and "sort timeout", but I don't have that in my ODBC setup.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Ilya
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