Error when deleting

I have a msde back end for my application.
I also have an Access data file with linked tables to the SQL one.
My app accesses the data through the Access one through ODBC.

I have a data control and when try to delete a record as so:
DataControl.Recordset.Delete
I get a 'ODBC Call Failed' error.

Any ideas why?
The recordset's updateable property is true.

Thanks,THAT is the reason why I hate bound controls! Throw them away, replace dynamic calls with sp's, and live happily ever after! You think you have problems now while developing? Try putting it into prod, with more than 1 user, and you'll see what I mean (this is not an attack, just my heart screaming "WATCH OUT! THIS IS NOT A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL! IT IS A TRAIN!")|||Have you posted this on the Access forum for input?

Have you considered changing your Access interface to an Access Data Project? It synchronizes with SQL Server much better.

Have you checked to make sure that each of your linked tables has an enforced unique key and that Access was aware of this key when your table was linked?

Have you checked that your login has permission to delete those records?

Have you checked to be sure that the records in the table are participating in non-cascading relationships with other tables?|||...Have you checked it's plugged in?

Have you checked its pulse?

Have you checked your pulse?

...Have you checked if the neiborhood bar has started the happy hour? Go check it! It helps me!|||Here is my ms_sql_dba approved response:

OBVIOUSLY it is plugged in, or he wouldn't be getting an error message! But you didn't THINK about that, did you? And computers don't HAVE pulses, which you'd know if you bothered to read the manual!|||...?...|||...That was a joke...though I know I was accused of making my jokes somewhat untranslateable at times...But hey, that's what made me what I am, so there you have it!|||Originally posted by blindman
Here is my ms_sql_dba approved response:

OBVIOUSLY it is plugged in, or he wouldn't be getting an error message! But you didn't THINK about that, did you? And computers don't HAVE pulses, which you'd know if you bothered to read the manual!

Incorrigible