Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 12/05/64 11:29

RS200Phil (RS200Phil@dataservicesltdnospam.co.uk) writes:
> The database is opened as follows:
> .
> .
> .
> lsConnectionString = "ODBC;Description=SQL Server 2k;DRIVER=SQL
> Server;SERVER=SERVER;UID=Administrator;" & _
>
> "APP=??????;WSID=PII333;DATABASE=Sparc;Network=DBNMPNTW;QueryLog_On=Yes;
> Trusted_Connection=Yes"
>
> Set gdbSparc = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).OpenDatabase("", dbDriverNoPrompt,
> False, lsConnectionString)
> .
> .
> (Sorry for line confusion, hope this makes sense!).
>
> The function that would build the indexes contains the following code.
>
> lsSQL = "ALTER TABLE " & lsTable & " " & _
> "ADD CONSTRAINT PK_" & lsTable & " PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED " & _
> "([PhoneNo]) On [PRIMARY];"
>
> gdbSparc.Execute lsSQL

Hm, doesn't look like modern technology to me. :-)

Have you checked which version of the ODBC SQL Server driver you have?
Which operating system is this (incl Service Pack)? Do you know which
version of the MDAC you have?

All I can really recommend is to try to get a newer version of the ODBC
driver, as this appeears to be culprit. (You could try to remove the
"On [PRIMARY]" part.)


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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se

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