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My Access database appears to run correctly, and it recompiles without error. However, if I run a Compact and Repair, when the database reopens I get the error message "Invalid databse object reference" - without, unfortunately, mentioning which object it is referring to. See attached screenshot. Then it says either "The expression contains an ambiguous name" or "The expression you entered has a function name that EmmausDBMS... -
Managing Facebook Ads, cross-border eCommerce, or multi-account operations often triggers bans or login verifications — especially when using VPNs or datacenter proxies.
OKKProxy solves this by offering real Residential Proxy IPs from genuine household networks.
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- Facebook Ads–friendly environment
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Dealing with flagged Facebook Ads, blocked storefronts, or repeated login verifications? That’s usually a sign your IP footprint looks suspicious. OKKProxy solves this by providing Residential Proxy IPs from real household networks across 190+ countries — not recycled datacenter addresses.
Use cases that fit well- Facebook Ads: run multiple accounts with lower detection risk.
- Cross-border eCommerce: manage and test regional storefronts
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Hey Everyone!
Just moved some of our serverless work to Azure Functions.
Scaling works most of the time, but I've seen that some functions take longer to run or even get held up for a few seconds during busy times, which is bad for users.
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If you’re running Facebook Ads, managing cross-border eCommerce, or maintaining multiple accounts around the world, you know the pain of bans, verification checks, and blocked access when your IP doesn’t behave like a real user.
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In the fast-moving world of digital marketing and cross-border eCommerce, one blocked account can mean lost revenue.
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If you’re managing multiple accounts or running automation, you already know how easy it is to get flagged when using data center IPs.
That’s why switching to a residential proxy is a real game changer.
I’ve been using OKKProxy for a while now, and it’s by far one of the most stable and trusted services I’ve tried.
Their IPs come from real household networks, not data centers — so they look 100% natural to any website...1 week ago -
I manage a few global ad and eCommerce accounts.
For a long time, I dealt with:- Suspicious login warnings
- CAPTCHA loops
- IP bans on scraping jobs
Datacenter proxies didn’t help — they’re too easy to detect.
So I switched to residential proxies, and the stability improvement was huge.
I’ve been testing OKKProxy for a month now:- Real ISP IPs (190+ countries)
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I am Kamal Hinduja based Geneva, Switzerland(Swi ss). Can anyone explain How POST requests handle byte data in programming?
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Kamal Hinduja Geneva, Switzerland...1 week ago -
I’ve been running a few global projects — ad testing, eCommerce accounts, and region-specific data scraping — and for months, I was constantly fighting against bans, 2FA loops, and “suspicious login” warnings.
VPNs and datacenter proxies didn’t help much.
They’re easy to detect, especially by ad networks and eCom platforms.
Then I started experimenting with residential proxies, and that completely changed my setup....1 week ago -
Hey everyone —
I’ve been working on several cross-border projects lately (ad campaigns, data collection, multi-region QA), and I kept running into the same problem:“Suspicious login detected”
“Please verify your identity”
or worse — account bans.
I used the usual VPNs and datacenter proxies, but platforms detect them easily nowadays.
So I started experimenting with residential proxies, which route traffic through...1 week ago -
Hey everyone —
I’ve been running some cross-border projects lately (multi-account e-commerce dashboards, ad testing, data scraping), and I kept hitting the same problems:- “Suspicious login detected” alerts
- frequent IP bans
- region-restricted pages that wouldn’t load
At first, I used normal datacenter proxies and VPNs, but platforms detect those instantly now.
Then I started experimenting with residential proxies, and it actually...2 weeks ago -
I have an Access report whose records in the Detail section usually require two lines, but occassionally a message needs to be displayed for a particular record. This message is in the form of a label in the third line, which is made either visible or invisible, depending on a flag within the record. To avoid wasting space, I want to adjust the height of the entry to accommodate the third line only when required. The flag is checked, the label.Visible...
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I’ve been running some multi-account and region-specific workflows lately (think e-commerce dashboards, ad accounts, scraping localized pages, etc.), and I kept running into the same old problems:
- “Suspicious login detected” loops 😩
- endless CAPTCHAs
- region-locked pages I couldn’t access
- and IPs getting banned faster than I could replace them
At some point, it hit me that regular datacenter proxies just look too fake from the platform’s...2 weeks ago -
Does anyone know the magic trick to make the Format event fire for a report section? I have a simple event procedure linked to the On Format property of the Detail section, but it doesn't work.
learn.microsoft .com assures me "For report detail sections, the Format event occurs for each record in the section just before Microsoft Access formats the data in the record"; but setting a breakpoint confirms that in my case the event procedure... -
Can anyone tell me what's wrong with the following UNION query? When I try to open it I get "Syntax error in FROM clause."
I note that- Each of the three SELECT queries runs (opens) quite happily when run by itself;
- If I remove one of them - any one - from the UNION query it runs happily;
- Grouping two of them in parentheses doesn't help;
- learn.microsoft .com says one can have mulltiple SELECT queries in a UNION query; and
- The
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I have a sudden, bizarre set of behaviors that make me suspect Microsoft has stepped on something bad. I see unusual and very bad behavior in MS Access and Chrome.
When I open an Access database on my programming machine, an Access Help window opens on the right side of the window. That does not normally happen. But it happens now and it resists all efforts to close it.
When I try to get into Options the browser opens "by... -
I am working on a web app where users can upload and share media files. As the app grows, I am worried about scaling file storage and managing bandwidth efficiently.
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I have a program that I run on a scheduled job. It requires that somebody is logged in (Access requires an interactive desktop session). That's kind of a hassle, but I'm dealing with it.
Anyway, that got me to thinking how do others automate their programs? Does anybody do that, or is it just me? I know about the registry hack to automatically log in, but my company has a policy against that. I don't think I can convert my program... -
Hi everyone,
I’ve recently been experimenting with some lifestyle and fashion trend datasets—specifically hairstyle trends like textured fringe, bob cut, wolf cut, mid-fade, and layered looks. I wanted to make the data more interactive by building simple visualizations in the browser.
The dataset I’m using looks something like this (simplified sample):
[
{ "style": "Bob Cut", "popularity... -
We run a multi-client ERP system (PostgreSQL backend) with 280+ SQL-based reports. Users select reports via Java UI, but we face challenges: high maintenance, limited flexibility, performance bottlenecks, and lack of deeper insights.
Context:- 10+ years of growing store data (daily additions)
- Multi-client setup → strict data privacy/security required
- Heavy daily reporting usage
Looking for input on:- Benefits AI can bring
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Hello developers!
I was working on project since 1 month and it is going to finish in 2 to 3 days. My MS Access Database is saved in my flash drive on which I was working. Suddenly, the flash drive is disconnected without any reason and my opened Database is getting error as "'Id' is not an index in this table." I have more than 69 tables in this Database. How can I fix this issue as it is not indicate the table name which is not...
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My Access database appears to run correctly, and it recompiles without error. However, if I run a Compact and Repair, when the database reopens I get the error message "Invalid databse object reference" - without, unfortunately, mentioning which object it is referring to. See attached screenshot. Then it says either "The expression contains an ambiguous name" or "The expression you entered has a function name that EmmausDBMS...
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Managing Facebook Ads, cross-border eCommerce, or multi-account operations often triggers bans or login verifications — especially when using VPNs or datacenter proxies.
OKKProxy solves this by offering real Residential Proxy IPs from genuine household networks.
That means your traffic looks like a normal user, not automation. ✅ Why Users Choose OKKProxy- 190+ countries covered with residential IPs
- Facebook Ads–friendly environment
1 day ago -
Hey Everyone!
Just moved some of our serverless work to Azure Functions.
Scaling works most of the time, but I've seen that some functions take longer to run or even get held up for a few seconds during busy times, which is bad for users.
...3 days ago -
Dealing with flagged Facebook Ads, blocked storefronts, or repeated login verifications? That’s usually a sign your IP footprint looks suspicious. OKKProxy solves this by providing Residential Proxy IPs from real household networks across 190+ countries — not recycled datacenter addresses.
Use cases that fit well- Facebook Ads: run multiple accounts with lower detection risk.
- Cross-border eCommerce: manage and test regional storefronts
2 days ago