I know how you can remove the Error in reload.sql pop-up and remove the affected file, higginscrabs. I'll guide you through the process below.
The Error in reload.sql pop-up will appear when you open an accountant’s copy transfer file (.QBX) or a portable company file.
To fix them, you'll first have to recreate and resend the file to your accountant. Here's how:
- Open the company file from which you created the accountant’s copy transfer file.
- Remove the accountant’s copy restriction.
- Create and send the new accountant’s copy to your accountant.
Afterward, move or restore the file locally (to the computer where you use QuickBooks) if the pop-up error continues. For the step-by-step guide on how to do this, please see this article: Fix Error in reload.sql in QuickBooks for Windows.
If the error persists even after performing the resolutions above, I'd recommend contacting our Technical Support team for further investigation.
Once everything is all set, you may want to create a backup of your company file in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) for future data restoration purposes. You can check out this article to guide you through the steps: Back up your QuickBooks Desktop company file.
Don't hesitate to visit us here in the Community again if you encounter difficulties completing any QuickBooks-related tasks. Know that I'm always ready to assist you further.
