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"-2147467259. There is no error text available" - error message

Author
19 Oct 2005 12:22 PM
Maureen T.
Hi,

I'm using an Access 2000 database and VB6. One of my users is getting the
error message specified below:

"The database has returned error -2147467259. There is no error text
available."

The error seems to be occuring when a recordset is being filtered.
It's quite odd she's the only one to get this message. The database is
located on a server and the exe is on her PC.

Has anyone of you encountered such a message before?

Thanks for your help

Maureen

Author
19 Oct 2005 1:17 PM
Larry Lard
Maureen T. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using an Access 2000 database and VB6. One of my users is getting the
> error message specified below:
>
> "The database has returned error -2147467259. There is no error text
> available."

That number is hex 80004005, which is all too familiar to many people
as Access' generic "it didn't work" error code.

>
> The error seems to be occuring when a recordset is being filtered.
> It's quite odd she's the only one to get this message. The database is
> located on a server and the exe is on her PC.
>
> Has anyone of you encountered such a message before?

Is this particular user applying a different filter from anyone else?
Is it possible to log in as her from a different client PC and try the
same operation?

--
Larry Lard
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Author
19 Oct 2005 1:18 PM
Ralph
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"Maureen T." <Maureen T*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756A7530-9095-462E-8DEF-B884102535EB@microsoft.com...
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using an Access 2000 database and VB6. One of my users is getting the
> error message specified below:
>
> "The database has returned error -2147467259. There is no error text
> available."
>
> The error seems to be occuring when a recordset is being filtered.
> It's quite odd she's the only one to get this message. The database is
> located on a server and the exe is on her PC.
>
> Has anyone of you encountered such a message before?
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Maureen
>

This error is OLE's E_FAIL (HRESULT) - "Unspecified error".

You need to isolate the exact point of the error and provide a bit more
information.

-ralph