So I lost my point today because I have a fully patched and up to date instance of SQL?

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You have just introduced me to CLR...Thanks for a great article!!

I clicked on 5 stars...something out there decided that should be 4!

I'll be sharing this with a few of my colleagues - I really hope they take the not-so-subtle hint!!

Check the event logs for w32Time errors. Fix the time synchronisation and your problem should go away.

It sounds like the Access db has become corrupted. Suggest you ask the 3rd party responsible to check it out.

Thanks for that. I'm more used to Access where you build a diagram and create relationships...just assumed that SQL would be able to do the same thing.

Other than a graphical...

Just to clarify

MSAccess db can be up to 1GB

MSDE - 2GB

SQL2k5Express - 4GB