I got the same error message. Since I couldn't get the 'generate controlid' button to work, the UserSecurity table has no records, could this be part of the problem?

>Clay,
>
>Try this...if you haven't already done so, create a subclass of the UserSecurity business object and override the GetUserSecurityByPK method:
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>

public override DataSet GetUserSecurityByPK(object userPK)
>{
>	mmDataAccessBase dao = this.GetDataAccessObject();
>	IDbDataParameter param = dao.CreateParameter("@" + this.UserFKField, userPK);
>	param.DbType = DbType.Int32;
>	return this.GetDataSet(this.GetUserSecurityByPKCmd, param);
>}

>
>In this code I have added a line of code that specifies the DbType on the parameter object (change the setting of DbType to something other than Int32 if your PKs aren't integers).
>
>I've found that sometimes the OLEDB Providers work better if you specify the parameter type.
>
>Regards,