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Access Runtime Queries Via DSN Failing

I am calling an Access report (/runtime version) from a VB.NET windows application, with the report data coming from a DSN connection to a local MSDE instance. The report prints the requested number of times, but no data, I only get the #Error on one field. My application can call the runtime version or a full version of Access and works fine with the full version. Am I missing something with the DSN connection and the runtime distribution? Are there other considerations when working with a runtime version and DSN? The DSN login is prompted, and seems to connect, but no data? Any ideas. I'm pulling the parameters out of the query now to see if it might be in my order of execution or instantiation from my application, but it works fine with full version calls? Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Andy

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