Alert Message " you cancelled the previous opration"

• Oct 24, 2000

• #2

Rohdem

Programmer

Sep 20, 2000

553

US

Have you tried repairing and compacting the database?

You could also open a blank database and import all the objects(forms, queries, reports and tables).

Mike Rohde
rohdem@marshallengines.com

 

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• Oct 25, 2000

• #3

Shep

Programmer

Sep 11, 2000

29

GB

Nani,
Probably not a lot of help to you, but I had the same message appear just this morning (first time ever).
It didn't appear for all forms - just one out of about 10 that I had checked out under SourceSafe.
Repair + Compact didnt help so I bit the bullet and, after checking in all my other changes (I didnt try to check in the duff one just in case), recreated my Access database from SourceSafe - losing my changes to that particular form but enabling me to get back into it.

Shep

 

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• Oct 30, 2000

• #4

JUANCARLOS

Programmer

Oct 30, 2000

61

PE

You can probe:
1) In the Access Window copy the form and paste, and change the name of the form.
2) Erase all the data and run the form.

 

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• Nov 22, 2000

• #5

AAMFK

Programmer

Mar 10, 2002

1

US

I am getting the same problem also; and none of these solutions work for me.

 

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• Nov 28, 2000

• #6

Garridon

Programmer

Mar 2, 2000

718

US

Something might be corrupted. I kept getting a "You cannot go to the specified record" on one of my forms, and it turned out the index was corrupted. Create a new blank database and export the objects into it and see if that helps.



Linda Adams
Garridon@aol.com

http://www.geocities.com/hallona_2000

I'm a professional writer, published internationally.

 

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