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Tag Archives: MS Access

Scaling of decimal value resulted in data truncation.

Everyday IT issuesBy Chrysostomos PsaroudakisAugust 21, 20131 Comment

This may appear when linking SQL tables in MS Access through ODBC. Although Microsoft recommends connecting to tables through code, ODBC has always been a fast way to do it. First of all don’t be upset, no truncation is actually taking place on your data backend, Access is just unable to display the numeric value’s,…

Microsoft Access 2010 has stopped working

Everyday IT issuesBy Chrysostomos PsaroudakisOctober 18, 2011

Had this problem since we upgraded to Office 2010 from the 2007 version. Our access application has a frontend of 20MB, and a backend on an SQL2005 (now trying to pass on 2008). I solved my problem after reading a lot… I opened up my Access application by pressing the Shift button, so I bypassed…

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