Hi again,
Thanks to all your kind answers, I've
found the Warning Text is as Follows
Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 1
Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 2
Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 3
.....
Etcetera
But, after searching the online Documentation I didn't find further
explanation about those messages.
What could possibly be the problem if your record count is fewer than
the column count?
When I start with the table there are no records in it.
So, its true that record count is = Cero at the time
The number of columns for the table ( column count ) is always 54 of
course.
Any Ideas...?
Thanks you
Mauricio
PS: Thanks Renato, Victor, Dan for your answers.
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