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| Posted : 2006-12-08 21:51:04 |
When i try to insert values for the customer table i receive this error. Can anybody help me.
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ODBC--insert on a linked table 'Customer' failed.
[QODBC] Incorrectly built XML from Insert Start. (#10044)."
Thanks for your help. |
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Abdul Rahim Khan
Idealcomputing co. Ltd. Edinburgh Scotland, UK.
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| Posted : 2006-12-08 23:03:59 |
The most likely clause is that one your ListID values used is not correct for the company file you are using. A number of columns within the Customer table are read only, so if you're using a Grid of the linked table, delete the read-only columns.
You can use the SP_COLUMNS tablename stored procedure command in VB Demo to get the EXACT table schema rules for the QuickBooks Company file you have open. The last few columns have Queryable, Updateable, Insertable, Required_On_Insert and the format ie:-
sp_columns TableName
To examine what's happenning within QODBC you can turn on the QODBC Trace log, see: How do I turn on the trace log? |
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