Autonumber Isn't Incrementing Anymore!

May 23, 2005

I created a database for my parents last summer and it has worked perfectly for a year now, then all of a sudden when they try to add an entry to the database its saying that it can't because it will create a new field.

Turns out my parents have added 45000 entries and it has just randomly reset the autonumber and is trying to add new entries at 25000, now my parents company is in a gridlock till I can figure out what the heck access did!

The autonumber is only used when I need update or delete entries.

If I compact and repair would that fix it?

edit:
Access 2000

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