Re: Where are the error code

John R. Gammon (goodwill_at_clark.net) wrote:
: wen_at_infi.net (W.E. Nichols) wrote:
: >
: > > ** New Jet database engine 2.0 errors, which result from
: > > new database engine behavior, will be returned as unknown
: > > errors ("Reserved error <error number.>"). The error
: > > numbers listed in the error messages are version 2.0
: > > Jet database engine numbers. To determine the message
: > > associated with an error number, search for "error codes"
: > > in Microsoft Access 2.0 Help.
 

: > > I have looked there it only lists about 60 ACCESS BASIC errors. I even
: > >ran the Code that makes a table. That was of no use.
 

: > > HOW the HELL do we know what these NO TEXT FOR THIS ERROR's mean?
 

: > > I NEED to know what -8261 means! It just says "No text for this error"
 

: > > Update: I found out that -8261 (After A LOT of experimenting!)
: > >that it means "A required field was left empty (user specified required))
 

: > > But how can you find out what these types mean?
: >
: > You have found part of it, now go find the field that was left blank. There
: > are 32k+ error code and only 700+ are defined by MS. The rest are errors you
: > created yourself.
 

: Why are you posting about ACCESS errors to the FoxPro newsgroup?

AS WELL AS to the Paradox group?

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