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Problem:
There is a bug in the low-level Microsoft ODBC Driver for Access. When users that have a table containing over 500 records attempt a Move Last, Move To, or Move Next past the five hundredth record, the ODBC Client driver will reset the pointer to the first record.

Solution:
1. To always display the last record, create a query in Access and then connect to that instead of the actual table. Users can also do the following:

• Query the data base and then do a decreasing sort so that the last record is always the first record.
• If the data table is going to be very large, query the database to only bring back the last few records and then do a decreasing sort. The larger the data table, the longer it will take for the ODBC Client driver to pass the data back to the server during a query interval.

2. Do a specific query for only the last record.