QuickBooks Error In Reload.sql At Line

This error pop-up when the user tries to open an accountant’s copy transfer file (. QBX). To avoid this kind of error, you just need to recreate and then resend the file to the accountant again.

QuickBooks Desktop’s latest release has addressed QuickBooks Error In Reload.sql At Line issue. You can update to get this issue resolved. But if the error still persists even after getting the update done, then check the folder which has stored Portable and Accountant’s copy, there are chances that the folder is damaged. In this scenario, get the company file transferred to another folder and then try to restore it from the new location.

About QuickBooks Error In Reload.sql At Line

Error Name:	Error In Reload.sql At Line	Developer:	Intuit Inc.
Error Description:	This error pop-up when the user tries to open an accountant’s copy transfer file (. QBX). To avoid this kind of error, you just need to recreate and then resend the file to the accountant again.	Software:	QuickBooks
Cause:	Copy of the Portable or accountants is restored over the network., Damaged installation of QuickBooks.	Applies to:	Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
Symptoms:	QuickBooks Desktop won’t respond or work, Windows operating system got frozen.	Possible Solution:	QBX which is Accountant’s Copy Export file type, and QBM, which is the Portable file type.

Causes behind the QuickBooks error in reload.sql At line

There are several reasons that can be attributed to a QuickBooks error in reload.sql At line error:

• Portable or Accountant’s copy’s restoration from a remote location or the size of the file is bigger than 3MB.
• Copy of the Portable or accountants is restored over the network.
• Damaged installation of QuickBooks.
• Copy of the Portable or accountants is restored from the damaged folder.

While restoring the file ensure that the restoration is not done over the network but locally.

Make sure the user is restoring the file locally and not over the network:

• Open the folder that has Portable or Accountant’s copy saved.
• Right-click on this file and then select Copy.
• Then open the C: drive then create a folder with the name QBTest.
• After that Portable or Accountant’s copy file should be pasted into the new folder.
• Then get the file restored from the QBTest folder.
  • Hold the Ctrl key, then open the QuickBooks in order to get directed toward the No Company Open window.
  • Then select restore or Open the existing company.
  • Search through the QBTest folder and try finding the company file that was copied and open it.

Users are typically instructed to ensure that *.QBM which are portable files and *.QBX which is Accountant’s Copy export file should be saved on the desktop. If any of these files are saved on another location and then ensure to save them to the desktop.

But in some cases even when the files are saved on the desktop, the error still occurs, then, in such a scenario as mentioned above create a file in a new folder in C: drive and name it QBTest.

Then get the *.QBX and *.QBM file copied that has an error from the computer’s desktop. Then get it pasted to the QBTest directory. Try restoring the file by opening QuickBooks from the new QBTest directory as per the instructions given for a specific type of file:

1. For the *.QBM, which is a Portable file type

Steps for a *.QBM (Portable file) type:

• Open the File menu in QuickBooks.
• Choose the menu option, then Open or Restore Company.
• Then select restore the portable file, and then click on Next.
• When you see that the dialogue box of the Open a Company file appears, search for the new QBTest folder.
• To highlight *.QBM file that is copied newly, click on it once and then select Open.
• Get the file restored at the desired location and ensure that you do not overwrite any existing file unless you wanted to.

2. For the *.QBX which is Accountant’s Copy Export file type

Steps For the *.QBX which is Accountant’s Copy Export file type:

• Open the File menu in QuickBooks.
• Click on the option of menu, Open or Restore Company.
• Select, Convert an Accountant’s Copy Transfer File and then click Next.
• Review the information of ‘Overview of Accountant’s Copy’ and then click Next.
• Then review the information of “What the Accountant’s Copy Can and Can’t Do” and then click on Next.
• When you see that the dialogue box of Open a Company file appears, navigate the new QBTest folder.
• To highlight the *.QBX file that is newly copied, click on it once, and then select Open.
• Then get the file restored to the desired location and be careful that you do not overwrite any of the existing files with the same name.

All the steps and solutions mentioned above will help you to resolve the error, but if in case the problem still persists then get in touch with QuickBooks experts. Experts are a part of the QuickBooks team, who possess complete knowledge of all the technical aspects.

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