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SQL string problem
I have a form within which I am trying to define a SQL string via a
string variable (I have also tried defining it as several string variables and concatenating them, likewise as variant type variables). I do not get any errors when I concatenate the values, so I am not exceeding the variable's storage limitations. According to Access specifications in the Help files, it states that the maximum Number of characters in an SQL statement = approximately 64,000. My SQL statement contains 4165 characters. However, when I try to attach the SQL to the form (e.g. using Me.RecordSource = varSQL1 & varSQL2 & varSQL3) I receive error message 2176 - "The setting for the property is too long. You can enter up to either 255 or 2,048 characters for this property, depending on the data type." The Help file entry for .RecordSource property doesn't mention a length limitation, which I guess could be an omission. Am I correct in concluding that it is the .RecordSource property that is the problem (stating the obvious, I know, but just to clear up my confusion)? --- You're never alone with - schizophrenia! |
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