on 01-31-2007 1:47 AM
Hi,
When I am trying to create the compound field for one of my Qualified tables, I receive the following error "unable to retrieve source records". I am using a file in access format as my source file. Does anyone know of a solution? Thanks!
You are trying to create a compound field for a qualified table. Check to make sure that you are not using a "cloned" field to map to one (or more) of the non-qualifiers. Remove the clone and use the original fields for mapping to all non-qualifiers and see if this helps.
David
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Nhan,
Are you naming the fields in the source with the same name that the fields in the destination?
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Hi Guys
Try changing the location of the file, or try to create a new file with the same content.
Hope this helps
Vinod
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Was there any solution?
I get the same error when using Excel as the source.
Thanks,
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Hi,
My access file is updateable. Any other solutions? Thanks.
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Make sure the Access file is Updatable.
You may get this error if the Access database is read only.
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