ontopofmalvern
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Hi
I have a fairly complicated database, I have about 12 different users using the same clone of the front end accessing the same back end on a server. One user (and only one user) is experiencing several unique problems. At least half my others user are using the same model Laptop with the same version of windows and Access but only this one user is experiencing these problems.
In one case (the one I can get to the bottom off) her version simply doesn't carry out a very simple SQL update instruction run from VBA. There are no SQL errors generated it just doesn't carry out the update.
As said I have a dozen other users running an exact clone of the same Front End without problem. There is another form that causes her Access to crash (haven't quite got to exactly what provokes it but it is while appending a new record). Both these problems are persistent on her machine but do not ever occur on any others.
Any ideas of where to go with this would be great.
I have a fairly complicated database, I have about 12 different users using the same clone of the front end accessing the same back end on a server. One user (and only one user) is experiencing several unique problems. At least half my others user are using the same model Laptop with the same version of windows and Access but only this one user is experiencing these problems.
In one case (the one I can get to the bottom off) her version simply doesn't carry out a very simple SQL update instruction run from VBA. There are no SQL errors generated it just doesn't carry out the update.
As said I have a dozen other users running an exact clone of the same Front End without problem. There is another form that causes her Access to crash (haven't quite got to exactly what provokes it but it is while appending a new record). Both these problems are persistent on her machine but do not ever occur on any others.
Any ideas of where to go with this would be great.