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Odd errors

I have set up a database on a shared network folder. I have a few
users that log into it to post data. It also imports a few excel
sheets that the database uses to crunch data with. I created the
database with Access 2003 on a XP Pro machine.

The machines using the database are win2k with access 2000. The
problem I have is that the database always works great when it's on my
machine. It generally works well when on the other machines however;
at random the machines will start getting errors while trying to
import data. The errors are usually random, but when they get the
error, it sticks. For example, it will tell you that it has a numeric
overflow in a field while trying to import. One of the win2k machines
will get this error, the others won't. If I copy the exact database
to my XP machine, it works perfectly. Are there any particular files
that corrupt in Access or anything else that would cause wierd things
to happen like this?

Apr 2 '07 #1
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