[AccessD] Access 2002 - Another Annoyance

John Bartow john at winhaven.net
Fri May 27 11:37:10 CDT 2005


Too thorough and yet too stupid at the same time! 


John B.


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Subject: [AccessD] Access 2002 - Another Annoyance

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Here's another little gotcha about Access 2002 that you might want to know
about.  

I'm sure many  people are aware that when you suspect that the mdb has
become corrupted that a way out of the problem is to create a new blank
database and then import all of the objects in the problem database into the
new one. That often fixes the issue, and leaves you with a nice 'clean' mdb
to play with.

Well I just tried to do that and hit a problem. I have some saved queries in
the mdb which reference a temporary table that only exists after some code
is executed. During the import process Access complained that it could not
find the table and the only buttons I had were 'Ok' and 'Help', so I just
wound up in an infinite loop of complaints about the missing table. The end
result being that it was impossible for me to import all my objects, unless
I excluded those specific queries.  Fun and games! :-(

Lambert
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