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 Lots of records appear with #Deleted in every field 
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  Joyce Beck 
  
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 Posted : 2007-05-15 02:21:58

Using QuickBooks Accountant 2006 UK, QODBC Build 207 and Access 2003.

Sometimes, e.g. at present working with the InventoryAdjustment table, a table view or query returns the right number of records, but many of them have "#Deleted" in every field. On this occasion, which is typical, I have 9 records full of  "#Deleted", then a normal, valid record, then 4 more full of "#Deleted", then one more valid record. Total 15 records, which is what QB shows me. I can't see anything significantly different about the ones which appear, and I've tried optimizing.

 

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  Tom 
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 Posted : 2007-05-16 23:57:33
You need to udpate QODBC to v7.00.00.214 (or later) see: How can I get the latest version of QODBC?, from there, re-optimize your tables then try unlinking and relinking the tables. When a change is made to a QODBC table structure, MS Access still uses the structure that it originally saw when it was first linked and therefore doesn't display certain tables correctly. 

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