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Access can't represent the join expression
thx for the info.
I hope this will help others having the same problem as mine "Ken Snell (MVP)" wrote: Name AutoCorrect is notorious for causing all kinds of seemingly unrelated problems. See Allen Browne's web page for a detailed listing: http://allenbrowne.com/bug-03.html -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "Nicodemus" wrote in message ... yes, this option was flagged ! I deselected it and got back to the queries, and the links are still alive ! It looks like this option somehow kills the wizard ?! Thank you for your insight and you help. Have a nice day, Nicodemus "Ken Snell (MVP)" wrote: That should work in most situations. Just a wild thought... do you have the "Name AutoCorrect" feature turned on in your database (Tools | Options | General)? Deselect the check in the "Track name AutoCorrect info" box, then try your query activities again. -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP |
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