I AM TRYING TO RUN A A QUERY THAT CONTAINS ALOT OF CALCULATED FIELDS.
WHEN I TRY AND RUN THE QUERY, I RECEIVE AND OVERFLOW ERROR THAT IS
JUST IN A SMALL WINDOW WITH AND OKAY BOX, AND GIVES NO ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION. UNTIL JUST TODAY AFTER ADDING NEW RECORDS INTO THE MAIN
TABLE THIS QUERY WORKED PERFECTLY. DOES ANY ONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT
COULD POSSIBLY BE WRONG?
> I AM TRYING TO RUN A A QUERY THAT CONTAINS ALOT OF CALCULATED FIELDS.
> WHEN I TRY AND RUN THE QUERY, I RECEIVE AND OVERFLOW ERROR THAT IS
> JUST IN A SMALL WINDOW WITH AND OKAY BOX, AND GIVES NO ADDITIONAL
> INFORMATION. UNTIL JUST TODAY AFTER ADDING NEW RECORDS INTO THE MAIN
> TABLE THIS QUERY WORKED PERFECTLY. DOES ANY ONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT
> COULD POSSIBLY BE WRONG?
Your CAPS key is stuck - please fix the keyboard.
Jan M. Nelken
> I AM TRYING TO RUN A A QUERY THAT CONTAINS ALOT OF CALCULATED FIELDS.
> WHEN I TRY AND RUN THE QUERY, I RECEIVE AND OVERFLOW ERROR THAT IS
> JUST IN A SMALL WINDOW WITH AND OKAY BOX, AND GIVES NO ADDITIONAL
> INFORMATION. UNTIL JUST TODAY AFTER ADDING NEW RECORDS INTO THE MAIN
> TABLE THIS QUERY WORKED PERFECTLY. DOES ANY ONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT
> COULD POSSIBLY BE WRONG?
One or more of the new rows is causing the trouble. I would try to
remove "calculated" columns from the query one by one, until the
problem disapears. When you know what column that is causing trouble,
check max, min, and "close to zero" values for attributes involved in
that particular column.
BTW, your post is very hard to read, since you only use capital
letters.
/Lennart
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Brendon Norris - 18 Aug 2003 09:36 GMT
Hi John,
What I've also found with most query tools, one of the them as MS
ACCESS being the most fundamental one, is that running multiple
queries has a problem especially when it has been loaded with a lot of
mathematical calculation and hence the reason for the stack overflow
message you received.
By running each query as its own, does the job perfectly. This
concept works for DELETE, UPDATE and INSERT statements predominantly.
Hope this helps you. Let me know how you went.
Regards
Brendon
> > I AM TRYING TO RUN A A QUERY THAT CONTAINS ALOT OF CALCULATED FIELDS.
> > WHEN I TRY AND RUN THE QUERY, I RECEIVE AND OVERFLOW ERROR THAT IS
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> /Lennart