Error (no. 2501): The Save Action Was Canceled

Sep 13, 2006

Hi all,

Recently I am getting this message in a database that would allow users to add new rows to tables, even when I look into the tables themselves I can't seem to enter data

Would anyone know what could be causing this error?

Error (no. 2501): The save action was canceled

Thanks

Polo
:)

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