Good idea, Larry. I'll rename the columns and see if it helps. Because they do their editing at the browser, though, we really need the column names to MEAN something to the user. Otherwise maybe I'll have to use shorter names and insist they use a form. I'll try it, though, and let you know!
Karen > Here's an off chance -- I think your column names may be too long. I'm > guessing that somewhere an internal insert or update statement is getting > created with all the columns and that's overflowing an internal buffer -- the > statement's longer than 4092, or 8,184, or some other number of bytes. That > would > throw an access violation when the program went to read past the allocated > buffer. > > Can you try the same experiment but name your columns C1, C2 . . . C750 and > see if that makes a difference? > -- > Larry
