System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: 'Too many fields defined.'
I am getting this error when calling the Updateall method on my TableAdapter :
I do have a lot of fields (like 60) but that is not an inordinate amount is it? I tried compacting the DB in the REPOS folder which is copied into the DEBUG folder at runtime but no luck? Is there a fix to this? I checked the Knowledge-base and they recommend compacting or reducing the number of fields. I really think Access should be able to handle this number of fields without crashing? It also seems like there would be a fixed number of fields enforced by ACCESS itself? Am I just misunderstanding what is happening.
I do have two databasses connected to the application the other works fine with only like 20 fewer fields. I assume the number of fields is not cumulative.
The update mode for all the bound controls is set to Onvalidation.
Rick
I am getting this error when calling the Updateall method on my TableAdapter :
Code:
Me.Validate()
Me.Cards_Table_Test_DBBindingSource.EndEdit()
a = Me.TableAdapterManager.UpdateAll(Me._Test_DB)I do have two databasses connected to the application the other works fine with only like 20 fewer fields. I assume the number of fields is not cumulative.
The update mode for all the bound controls is set to Onvalidation.
Rick