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I am using MS Access(2000) as a front end to a MS SQL2000 DB. I set up a table link to one of the tables in the SQL server. The table I am linking to has 242 Fields in it. The table shows 21888 rows of data.

In Access, when I set the record source in a Form to this linked table and go to run (Form) view, I get a "Record to Large" error.

In the SQL table - there is one varchar field that is 17 in length. There are about 5 char fields and the rest are numeric or date.

My questions are:
What is causing this error?
What would be a good work around or other possible solutions?

Thanks.

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SELECT IIF (Policies.Owner = 0, clients.partnersurname + ", " + clients.partnerforenames, clients.surname + ", " + clients.forenames) AS Name,
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AND Cheques.FKeyType = 1
AND Cheques.ChequeDate BETWEEN #01-Jan-2004# AND #31-Dec-2004#
AND CommissionCredits.FKeyType = 1
AND CommissionCredits.Type = 1
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If I changed the IIF statement to:

'X' as commisiontype

it all works great but i need this information and its driving me mad. I can not see why it doesnt work within Access.

Any and All help would be great.

thx

Twiggy

I have attached the FULL sql query if you want to look at it all.. it hurts my head to read it all ;)

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