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Access error solution for "No search keyword found in all records"

Access error solution for "No search keyword found in all records"

Updated: November 25, 2008 19:13:31 Author:
I haven't noticed it after writing asp for so long, but today I actually encountered it. The web page is a modification submission of title and information content (remarks type). There is no problem with the first modification submission, but an error occurs when the second modification is submitted.
Microsoft JET Database Engine Error '80004005'
No search keywords were found in all records.
I started to debug if there was a data error. I also clicked Access's "Compression and Repair Database" many times. There was a problem when I submitted the second modification. Later, I used the information content to a small number of characters (regardless of characters). It was normal to submit N times. At first, I wondered if there was something wrong with my Access database. I searched the error code on Baidu and found that there are quite a lot of such articles. Haha, I found the reason.
If the access remark field has an index, the record will not be deleted after the content of the field exceeds 1908 bytes, and the above problem will occur. It turned out that it was the information content field (i.e. the comment field) of the database. I don’t know when the "index" was added. Change the index to "non".
What is very depressed now is to create a comment field, and its default index is "none". I don't know when I will modify the index type of overt table or the bug in Access itself.
However, just summarize and know the solution to such errors. Next time I will have more experience in programming and development.
  • access
  • Search keyword not found

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