This error just pop up for the first time. I have compacted and repair db. I can log off db and come back in and everything seems to be working ok. Then in a few minutes it pops back in. When the error comes in none of the macros work. The db is split, using SQL as the BE. We have a script that if you delete the db on your computer a fresh db comes in and places it back on computer. I have deleted the db and that did not work.
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I searched to forum but came up empty.
Does anyone have a list of reserve words or know where I can get one?
Thanks,
Dwight
I have a DB that we track our wires in the building where they are going from and to. When we are adding new equipment we need to reserve a group of numbers so we can label our wires then input the data at a later time. Obviously we can't have 2 different wired with the same number or that would create havoc. In the past we would just pull a group of numbers out of thin air and see if that range was in use but that has created huge gaps in our numbering. The DB that I have we can look up gaps in numbers so we can utilize those numbers. what I am having issues with is being able to reserve the numbers in 1 shot instead of having to go in and create a new record individually for each wire number.
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI split a database (without first making a copy of it) on my local machine and put the front end on a shared network drive. now no one can open any of the forms since the back end is on my machine.
is there a way to undo this or to split the database on the network drive so that users can get in?
i want to avoid having to redo the database from the ground up.
I faced this error :
Run-time error '-2147467259(80004005)
The database has been placed in a state by user 'Admin' on machine "topleveldomain' that prevents it from being opened or locked.
in vba code :
I write such as :
con.Open "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=D:My ProjectBEdatabase1.accdb;"
I have used the ms access 2013.
I also have split this database such as instruction by people but nothing effect.
I am trying to link some tables to my front end and the tables are within an encrypted and password protected database.
When I link the tables, it asks me for the passwork which I enter and the tables do get linked to the fron end..
However when I try to attach the table to a combo box or try to open the tables I get a message which says "Not a Valid Password"
So it does allow me to link the tables with the required password but when I try to open the linked tables it gives me the above error.
I am using Access 2010..
I am trying to aput a stock number into a form called (products) but it tells me there is no matching number in another table ( stocklist). yet that number is in another table (stocklist.
View 2 Replies View RelatedBasically what I am doing is duplicating a split form. I am not using a split form because I want to be able to have better control over the bottom half, and I am giving the end user a slightly different view of the same information in the bottom pane.
I've created a form with a subform. When the user moves through the records in the subform, I want the parent form to navigate with it. Note the parent child relationship does not apply here.
I've almost got it working fine, but there is a bug. It seems to originate when the user clicks on the subform ID field while the cursor is the cross, like the Excel fill symbol. Now if the focus is on the subform where ID=2, when the user moves to the parent, the parent navigates away from the record for some reason.
I've noticed that the GotFocus event is firing multiple times, and some of the events are nested. I've tried to set a flag to prevent the nested events from firing, but the bug persists.
The following code is used in calculating the due date for actions. The due date for each action is calculated from a preceding action date, by adding a defined number of days. The relationship between the actions is defined by assigning the predecessor/preceding action.I am trying to use a nested loop to firstly assign the criteria data agaisnt which the rest of the record set must be checked in order to determine if the criteria data is a predecessor and than to use the predecessor's information to calculate the due date for the record being checked. I keep on getting a no current record error at the .edit inside the nested loop.
'**Calculate action Dates
Public Sub CalculateDates()
Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Dim strSQL As String
Dim NumOfRec As Long
Dim CritCounter As Long
Dim EvalCounter As Long
[code]...
Access 2010. I've created a database on my thumbdrive and I'm now wishing to place it on our network for multi-users. In copying/pasting the database the the network drive I'm getting the following error message when either trying to Compact and Repair and/or just simply close the darn thing.
Error message:You can't exit the Microsoft Access now.If you're running a Visual Basic module that is using OLE or DDE, you may need to interrupt the moduel.
Code:
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()
Dim rngCell As Range
Dim i As Long
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'Coverage code
i = Range("J" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
[Code] ....
Why doesn't access like the underlined (For control variable already in use).
I was trying to run the front end on the 6th pc and this error "You cant go to the specific record. you maybe end of a recordset." showed up. But no such problem for the others.
why this is happening?
I'm guessing it's a syntax problem.
This one doesn't give me an error, its just blank:
=Count("[QueryName]![QueryField]='String'")
This one gives me an Error. It's supposed to calculate a percentage. [ReportField] is working properly:
=[ReportField]/Sum([QueryName]![QueryField])
I have a working database which runs fine in accdb mode. But when i compile it and run the accde file I get the error "The expression you entered has a function name that XXDB nameXX cant' find."The problem is that the autoexec macro cannot find the VBA public function that is called with runcode command.
The accde file is running in the same folder as the accdb. It is a split database, I am only working on the Front End..I have tried, amongst others:
- Creating a new vba module and copying all the functions across
- Renaming the target function
- I reckoned there was a corruption somewhere, so I created a blank database and imported all the form/code/etc across from the broken version, which imported fine. The accdb ran but the compiled version failed again
Have a database with a back end that I have been working on. The database resides on a USB at the moment. I was ready to deploy and now when I try to re-link the back end tables, I repeatedly have the following error: "Your network was interrupted. To continue, close the database, and then open it again."
At first I thought this was something to do with the network, as I was moving it to a shared network drive. However, I can recreate the same issue using someone else's computer and using my USB (although it's mapped to a different drive letter). I've tried a few things, including recreating the back end by importing only the table structure, but still no luck.
I'm trying to split out the first name from a GivenNames field which contains first and middle names. Some values in the GivenNames field have just a first name. I've tried the below formula, but still get some #Error responses where only a first name exists in the field.
My formula:
Given Name: IIf(IsError(Left([GivenNames],InStr([GivenNames]," ")-1)),[GivenNames],Left([GivenNames],InStr([GivenNames]," ")-1))
In the company whe are migrating from NT4 with Access 97 to a XP And office 2003 enviroment.
This couses some serrius Isues.
one of them richt no is a Multi usser DB. 2 systems of XP and only one of them is able to run the DB. both instalations are the same. ... the DB is tested on more XP systems. but so als it seems only one person is able to run the DB at a time..
But a few can't run the DB at al.
the Software on all systems is the Same Image so there is no diference between OS and Office.
Who already migrated from 97 to 2003 and had isues with migrating..
like these.
.. on the department whe have 15 + diferent DB's in 97. and the Main developers of these DB's ore the IT department is not going to fix this.
I created a database and released it for my team (frontend/backend setup). however, most of the members on my team are getting #Name? or #Invalid on some dlookup formulas in unbound text boxes. However, on my version, I see the actual data shown.
I tried adding the Microsoft references via the VBA screen, but that only worked for one person.
Some of my users have laptops and usually at work finish, they remove their laptops. The issue occurs when they restart their laptops again without network access and then they have some dialog boxes showing below messages:
"Your network access was interrupted and you should close MS access and restart."
When OK is pressed, some other messages like " Object invalid or not set" appears and by pressing many time OK, it does not reset. Last option is to use "Ctrl+Alt+Del".
I have created a db for a nonprofit counseling org. I had created the first half, mostly administrative tasks, called Phase1, and put the BE on a network drive and the FE on multiple users. Now in developing the clinical portion, Phase2, I linked to four of the tables in Phase1 BE file.
Now I tried to split Phase2 the same way as Phase1 and got an error "Subscript out of Range". I think because of already having some external links in it. I checked for the file and Access actually created the BE file for the new phase2, all of the tables are in it minus the four I was linking to. But, access didn't create a FE file. The original still has all of the objects, tables and forms etc. My question is; can I link to the tables in the new BE file even though those tables still exist in the original file?
I have a problem with write conflict error. The database is functioning normally and without any problems but on particular computer. the systems are same (windows 7) with office 2010.I have a form with subform based on query. Changing the records in a subform is without any problems, but on one particular computar, I am allways receiving Write conflict error message. When I copy / paste the database from the wrong computer to another one, everything is OK. When I copy / paste it back to problematic computer, the problem is back also.It seems, that the problem is maybe somewhere in settings of this computer.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn the database that I use at work sometimes when we OPEN it we get an immediate error saying out of memory, therefore we close it and reopen and all is good.
This is a problem when the average user logs on as they don't close it, they just continue on and then start experiencing issues.
I thought that the memory was supposed to clear when you close the database.
We run the debugger and no errors are ever found, we also run the compact and repair.
This can happen 1 in 10 or maybe 20 times when we open the database.
I am attempting to set up a saved import procedure in an Access database that will be run programmatically using docmd.RunSavedImportExport. The source document is an Excel file.My goal is to trap any import errors caused by inconsistencies in the source data. I'd also like to provide the user with some small amount of feedback on what is causing these errors.
My initial thought was to make use of the "File_ImportErrors" table that is generated following an unsuccessful import. *Not once* has this import procedure consistently generated an error table - sometimes the table is created, sometimes it isn't.
I have tried changing the file format of the import file to comma- and tab-delimited files, respectively. Both of these formats do consistently generate an error table, however none of the error values in the table are accurate - it reports a slew of type conversion errors for fields that are completely consistent and unproblematic, whilst completely overlooking conspicuous errors from text strings in date fields.
I have tried the same import, both procedurally and manually, using all available Excel and text-delimited formats, with the same respective results.I notice that nearly every thread on AWF pertaining to error tables discusses how to delete them, rather than make effective use of them. I suspect this is perhaps why?
I'm trying to run the following query
INSERT INTO Enrolled_Students (Last Name, First Name, Address, town/city, county, postcode, phone number, date of birth, age)
SELECT Last Name, First Name, Address, Town/City, County, Postcode, Phone Number, Date of Birth, Age
From Candidate Details
Where IsNumeric (Student ID);
and i'm receiving the error stated above
what im doing wrong?
PHP Code:
Dim strSQL As String 'Add Absence Data to tblHour.
strSQL = "INSERT INTO tblHour (WorkDate,EmployeeID,Hours) "
strSQL = strSQL & "VALUES (#" & Me.AbsenceDteTo & "#, '" & Me.EmployeeID & "', '" & Me.txtAbsHrs & "')"
CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError
[Code] ......