My client is using Access as a front end to a SQL Server database. They recently started getting ODBC - 3146 errors from time to time when running some reports. From what I can tell, this is just a generic ODBC call failed error.
I've tried sticking some error handling in the VB script that is launching the reports, but I am not having any luck getting extra error information.
Code looks a bit like this.
Public Function RunReports()
On Error GoTo MyErrorTrap
DoCmd.OpenReport "blah", acViewPreview
DoCmd.Close
DoCmd.OpenReport "foo", acViewPreview
DoCmd.Close
Exit_function:
Exit Function
MyErrorTrap:
Dim errX As DAO.Error
Dim MyError As Error
If Errors.Count > 1 'This always seems to be 0, so no help
For Each errX In DAO.Errors 'These are empty even if dont check for Errors.Count
Debug.Print "ODBC Error"
Debug.Print errX.Number
Debug.Print errX.Description
Next errX
Else
Debug.Print "VBA Error"
Debug.Print Err.Number
Debug.Print Err.Description
End If
'Also have tried checking DBEngine.Errors, but this is empty too
End Function
I've also enabled tracing on the ODBC side, but that has bogged things down way too much, and I am so far unable to recreate the ODBC error.
I am completely open for suggestions on how to diagnose this.
Use the DbEngine.Errors
collection.
Sub Update_Temp()
On Error GoTo ErrorTrap
' Execute connect code at this point
Exit_errortrap:
Exit Sub
ErrorTrap:
Dim myerror As DAO.Error
For Each myerror In DBEngine.Errors
With myerror
If .Number <> 3146 Then
MsgBox .Description
End If
End With
Next
Resume Exit_errortrap
End Sub
To enable this code, make sure in VBA settings that error handling is turned on.
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