Can anyone help...

Whilst trying to edit an access table, I get the message EDBDEngineError
'Key Violation [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access 97 driver] Query is too
complex....

Can anyone point me in the right direction...

There are about 120 fields in the table....

Tim Spanoudakis
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On Wed, 15 Sep 1999 18:52:30 +0100, "Tim Spanoudakis"

Sounds very familiar. I seem to recall an ODBC driver for Microsoft Access
that had a shortcoming of only being able to accommodate 30-40 columns in
the SELECT clause of a SELECT query. Updating to a later version of the
ODBC driver circumvented the problem (if I remember correctly).

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There is a limit of 40 columns that can be used in an Access ODBC query
You can set the updatemode property to WhereKeyOnly  and this may get it working
for you.

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