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Old July 2nd, 2003, 11:34 AM
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Access linked to SQL Problems

I have a complex VBA/Access database that has been migrated to SQL 2000. Every once in a while, there a few forms that contain subforms that will change randomly to another random record. So basically, the main form will keep the current record and the subform will just change to a completely random record. It also happens on forms that have headers. The header infomation will stay the same but the detail section will change to a random record. The problem occurs randomly. I haven't found anything in particular that will make this problem occur. Any ideas?

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You could check the on focus, mouse over, form resize and other modules to see if anything is happening when an event occurs.

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