I have a dataset from a conversion of Accpac data to OE 8.1B and receive error "Error 1013 occurred when attemting to open OE History Detail" while attemting an item inquiry in history. Data is on a local drive.

Data checked clean in data integrity in Accpac, but Adagio OE 8.1b data interity gives 1 error in "OE History Detail" and rebuild does not fix the error.

Any ideas appreciated.
David

Hi, David,

When you say 'I have a dataset', do you mean you have the client's data at your site or that it's at the client site?

The reason I ask is that an Insufficient Access 1013 can have to do with network rights. We've seen it, for example, when access has not been granted to the Softrak\System folder. Users need full access to the Softrak folder. Do you receive the same error with the data on your system?

We've also seen it when file attributes have changed to Read only. You can add the Attributes column to the Details view in Windows Explorer.

It could also be that one or more of the files that were required for a function were locked and unsharable so the function couldn't complete as expected. If the files haven't freed up, rebooting may resolve and unlock the files.

Is the server running Linux? If so, Linux can assugn ownership of tables to the last person to change it and access can then be denied. You'd need to talk with their Linux tech regarding this problem.

The 1013 error is at the client site with the dataset on the local drive and the applications on a 2003 server installation. I will recheck the rights of the softrak\system folder on the network. Checksys had reported no errors.

I have failed to get a data conversion from Accpac that will pass data interity on both the client system and my laptop. I now suspect extensive use of numbers changers or duplicated invoice numbers may be the root of my problems.

Ideas much appreciated...

Thanks, David