The references appear to be ok.
The code halts on simple lines like :-
[CancelledForm] = false
or
Me!EmployeeID = RS!EmployeeID
Like i said if i take of SP3 and go back to SP2 the code works fine.
I have a DB thats working fine on Access 2003 SP2. I have installed Access 2003 SP3 on a couple of machines and now i get the runtime error 2448. i'm sure the same problem occurs in Access 2007.
Any ideas without going into details?
Cheers in advance.
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