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Old June 8th, 2004, 04:04 PM
AlCamp
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Default Can't find MSJER35.DLL

David,
Thanks for that info. I'm getting several weird failures since I moved
my Access97 to an XP system, and most of those errors appear to be "bogus"
error messages. Sounds like Access can't find the error message it needs
for some failures, so it just posts bogus error descriptions.
I also got a "missing DLL" message when a field I called out in a query
calculation was not present in the design grid... although it was a
legitimate field in one of the query's tables.
I'm starting a new post on the NG... "What do I need to do to move A97
application to an XP system".
Argghhh! what a mess.
Thanks for your help...
Al Camp

"david epsom dot com dot au" david@epsomdotcomdotau wrote in message
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MSJTER35.DLL is the Error Services DLL. The message indicates that Access
was having problems trying to display the error message about the query.

(david)

"AlCamp" wrote in message
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Folks,
Wanted to get back right away with more info.
In the query that generated the "missing DLL" message, I had just

added
a
calculated field in a Totals Pass-Thru query...

OrderValue:


IIf([PurchaseMeasure]=1,[OrderQtyM]*[OrderSalesPrice],[OrderQtyM]*0.9144*[Or
derSalesPrice])

The formula is correct, but not important to the problem... it's the

fact
that I had this column marked "GroupBy" when it should have been
"Expression".
That appears to cause this FALSE "missing DLL" message!! Go

figure...

Hopefully I'm OK now...

Al Camp

"AlCamp" wrote in message
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Running Access97 and Access2K on an new XP Pro machine.

I downloaded and ran Jet35sp3.exe so that A97 would run properly on

XP
with 1G of memory.

It appeared as though my large A97 application ran OK, but today I

ran
into a couple of queries that displayed...
"Can't find MSJTER35.DLL"
...while other queries in the app run properly.

Most web hits on this problem suggest running Jet35sp3.exe, and

couldn't
find anything in MS Knowledge Base on it specifically.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks,
Al Camp