Anyone,
I posted at the begining of this month with an URGENT post and had a lot of help off some of you guys. My database was corrupting and crashing and I had a lot of help of rural guy and others. By the finish of the two days I had compiled and decompiled my database and lots of other little tricks to try and make it a bit better.
At the end of the two days the database was up and running but I had to delete three of my forms because the VB Script that was attached to them forms would not delete. I managed to get it working but I am now having further problems.
Althought the database is useable without these forms I can not re-create them. I have tried importing them into a new database, compiling them then importing them into the FE, but it still crashes. I have also tried just creating a new form and starting from scratch but it will not let me create a new form from scratch. It runs very slow and still crashes on development. my Back-end is working fine.
Does anyone know of any common errors that may be causing these problems. I am now in discussions with my boss because the only thing I can think of doing is starting my FE front scratch.
I've come across a problem with my database, I’ve tried everything I can think of, and I’m still no wiser as to what’s causing the crashes. I hope someone can shed some light on what the problem might be.
I've created a database that uses a switchboard to navigate through the various forms, the switchboard is loaded (using the start up options) most of the database objects are switched off (like display database window), apart from 'allow full menus' and 'allow default shortcut menus'.
This reason I’ve given you the above information is that the error only occurs when the database is loaded through the start up options. If I open the database bypassing the start-up options this error doesn't occur.
Now to the error:
I have various forms that have a button that will attempt to send an e-mail, its set up that the email doesn't send automatically but allows the user to edit the email before sending. When the e-mail is created using the code below, and the user decides to cancel sending the email by pressing the 'close' button on the email, the database will lock up.
The first error message I get is:
The sendobject action was cancelled You used a method of the DoCmd object to carry out an action in visual basic, but then clicked cancelling a dialog box. For example, you used the close method to close a changed form, then clicked cancel in the dialog box that asks if you want to save the changes you made to the form.
The second message is my error trapping for cancelling the email, and then after that the form loses focus and I can't do anything to the database. It's still running because I have a clock on my form that’s still ticking away.
The only way I can close my database is to 'ctrl alt del' and 'end task' it. When I do this I get another error message saying
You can't exit the database now If you are running a visual basic module that is using OLE or DDE, you may need to interrupt the module
And then the database closes. I've noticed the crash only occurs when the 'display database window' option is turned off. When its on then my error trapping deals with the closing of the email.
Private Sub MailCreditReport_Click() On Error GoTo Err_MailCreditReport_Click Dim stDocName As String
If Me.Dirty Then DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord Else End If
Exit_MailCreditReport_Click: Call ReportError Exit Sub
Err_MailCreditReport_Click:
Select Case Err.Number
Case "2501" MsgBox "User cancelled Sending E-mail(s). Please Resend", vbExclamation, "Sending Stopped" Exit Sub Case Else Resume Exit_MailCreditReport_Click End Select
End Sub
I've tried various things with the code like DoCmd.CancelEvent, but nothing seems to make any difference.
I am a novice database user and I built a small job tracking database for a small construction company. For the last 2 days, Access has become very unstable and I am getting the "Sorry but Access has to close" message shortly after opening. I have tried the "repair and compact" utility but no change and it still crashes. Is there other troubleshooting procedures that I can use or can you recommend someone to do the repair work?
So here's my situation: Tonight I opened the file I was working on this morning (which was in perfectly fine state)...
I opened a form - CRASH!! I press ALT+F11 to go to the VBA editor - CRASH!! I open another form - it works fine... So i select a button and tried to edit the action script - CRASH!! I relinked the backend file - CRASH!! It seems everying I do makes the darn thing crash. :mad:
I tried compacting/repairing - no luck there. This is not the first time it has happened to me. I forgot how i managed to fix it the first time. Anyone with experience with this? Any suggestions?
I tried opening an older db file, and was able to access the VBA editor for that file. But it crashed again when i tried going back to the bad file.
If i recall correctly, I think this morning, when I closed my access file, I closed the Access Program long before I finally closed the VBA editor (didn't realize it was still around because the taskbar was a bit cluttered). Wonder if that caused it to go hay-wired.
I don't know if this is caused by Access (2003) itself, or somethign else, such as the JET drivers. Whenever I load up anything in Access it crashes saying I can repair it and restart access... no matter what I load.
Also, it seems other programs that connect to a database only retrieve 'nothing' from the tables and queries. I'm quite confused, any help would be wonderful right now.
on a small scale this code works, but when my inventory table has all of the 2000 records it crashes, any ideas. I can ftp my database if needed
Code: Dim ColorDim StartPointDim RsItem As DAO.RecordsetDim RsNewItem As DAO.Recordset 'Grab the inventorySet RsItem = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("select ItemId,Description1,description2,quantityonhand from item")'grab the table that will have the new item and description addedSet RsNewItem = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("select * from newitems") With RsItem While Not .EOF StartPoint = 1Start:'find out if the last numbers is numeric or notIf IsNumeric(Mid(Right(.Fields!itemid, StartPoint), 1, 1)) = True Then'see if the start point is the last letter or notIf StartPoint = 1 Then 'meaning there is no colour indicated at the end of item Else'add the quantity and the color to the newItem tableColor = Right(.Fields!itemid, StartPoint - 1)RsNewItem.AddNewRsNewItem!Description = .Fields!quantityOnHand & ColorRsNewItem!itemid = .Fields!itemidRsNewItem.UpdateEnd If Else'move the startpoint to the next letter in itemStartPoint = StartPoint + 1GoTo StartEnd If .MoveNextWendEnd With
I've redeveloped my DB so that all forms are unbound. I did this due to a multiuser environemt of 30 or more users.
I left all reports bound because there were fewer than 10 concurrent users running them at any one time.
But... I'm finding the DB crashes when a second user runs the same report concurrently. Maybe its data binding overload?? Would setting the underlying query recordset type to snapshop overcome the problem??
My MS 2000 Access application is crashing and returns a msg something like this: "Your Access application caused an error and Access must be closed" This occurs only when I execute some forms; always the same forms cause the problem. Somebody told me to copy the .mdb to another place in my HD and change the names of the forms. I did it and it always works well! Any good reason for that? My app is not yet splited in FE and BE. Splitting would help?
Every time I try to import a CSV file into my Access database it crashes. I've tried repairing it but the repaired database crashes as well. Any ideas on what could cause this?
Hi. I have been fixing up some access 97 programs on the computer systems at my work. The main changes I made was creating a search function using a query behind a form to search the database (no more than only 90,000 records). I am running a novell server. The data tables are in a database on the server. The access program on the desktops have their own access database program that use linked tables to the data tables on the server. The following is my issue:
Apparently, some of the changes I made to the searches caused the server buffer to become full and not flush itself. Anytime I was working on creating the fixes, it seemed to make the server crash. I 'm just wondering if anyone has had a similar problem with access 97 running on a novell server and causing any buffer issues. Any ideas on how to prevent the server from crashing?
Hi all, 1st post. I'm and Access n00b I'm afraid, so take it easy. I normally use php/mysql, but have been roped in to fixing a broken access database.
I've got an Access database, and a fileserver is holding the data (mdb file), but I've got around 10 machines which access the database thru a frontend (mdb file).
Now, this has been working fine until today, where I am trying to view one table (Orders), and access bombs out. It shuts down instantly with no warnings. It does this on every machine, so I think it is a database problem. I can view the data if I open the standalone data file, but I cannot view the data thru the frontend.
I need to fix this asap... what's causing the crash? I didn't make the front end, but if I could look at the code, I may be able to see where it's failing.
I'm attaching the code for a function that's attached to a button that allows the users to export data from a form to the directory and file of their choice.
This code works when we're just running Access, but we need it to function in runtime, and it just crashes with an entirely uninformative "runtime error" message.
I didn't write this code, but looking at it, it seems to be just a copy of what's in the MS knowledge base about the filedialog function.
I also never write my own applications using runtime (the program we're running this is was contracted for our lab), so I have no idea why this would be failing in runtime but not in Access. Can anyone help?
I am trying to build an event when I double click a field. As soon as I click on Code Builder, access crashes. It does this with every access database I open.
We have been calling a main form to manage yacht races using a hyperlink/macro from a selection form which lists all the yacht races ..The main form was too big to fit on some screens so we changed it to pop up mode to allow it to be resized and use scroll bars. this works well when the form is opened manually and all functions run just fine
the hyperlinik/macro for race selection had originally been set up to call the main form in dialog mode but we have had to change this as it disabled the resizing of the form and the scroll bars..The macro tool doesn't offer pop up mode so i selected window mode = normal and the main form opens with a resizable window and scroll bars but all the functions called from this module now fail (error message = use of null value or similar and all the functions go into debug mode - the server is down and i can't access the system to get the exact details)
If i change the macro in the selection form back to window mode = dialog the functions work but i lose the resizing of the main form and and the scroll bars.
I have a simple calculated field (As "Ratio") that is readable in Access 2010 query, but crashes in Excel upon importing/running the query in an .xlsx table.
ERROR MESSAGE in EXCEL: "The query did not run, or the database table could not be opened...check database server..contact your database administrator.."
I am simply taking the cost amounts of each project record (shown as "Record Cost") and dividing it by the "Total Cost" of that project to render "Ratio".
The Total Cost is retrieved from another table.
Testing scenarios: If we exclude Ratio, the whole query import just fine. If we filter the query to one project (i.e. "Project A") the ratio field imports fine.
However, the whole unfiltered query does not with the ratio!
Other testing scenarios:
If we use a constant for the denominator AS "1" in Ratio (i.e. recordcost/1) the whole unfiltered query and ratio field imports fine.
If we use a constant for the numerator AS "1" in Ratio (i.e. 1/totalcost) the whole unfiltered query upon import crashes in Excel.
This is a mock example of the dataset, the actual query has 50K+ records:
Project Service Date Record Cost Total Cost Ratio A Welding 1/1/2012 $100 $120 83% A Plumbing 2/1/2012 $20 $120 17% B Welding 1/1/2012 $50 $75 67% B Plumbing 2/1/2012 $25 $75 33% C Welding 1/1/2012 $40 $61 66% C Plumbing 2/1/2012 $21 $61 34%
I'm trying to set up a simple query that links four tables. However, the tables are extremely large, all in excess of 1.5GB each so I had to split the tables up into four separate DBs. I've tried the following with no success:
1) Link the 4 tables in the DB which contains my primary key. This quickly inflates increases the file size above 2GB and won't let me go any further.
2) Build a remote query to connect the four tables. This looked promising until I tried to run the query and it became evident that it only knows to point to the last database source that you specified.
I'm running everything locally on my C drive. The data source are simple text files (1.6 million rows) from the FDA website.
Well, I am facing one problem..in my application; I need to show all forms / reports name of other database( .mdb ) file without opening the other database physically. I tried a lot but didnt succeded. I tried with below code..
Set AcApl = New Access.Application Call AcApl.OpenCurrentDatabase(strfolder, True) Set AcProj = AcApl.CurrentProject
Set frm1 = AcProj.AllForms
intCount = frm1.Count
But here wen the second line AcApl.opencurrentdatabase get executed at that time the database get open physically, and i dont want that..So is there any other way around..If so..please please help me..
i have a database that runs updates from within itself.what i need is, this database to then open a another database run a update query, then close it.
I have designed a touchscreen input system using Visual Basic.net and this writes to an Access Database. Each Touchscreen has its database locally so it can still work even if there are Network problems.
Now what I would like to do is have all these local databases write to a central database say every minute but only write new records to the central database. The Central Database can either be Access or SQL.
I have been working on a database for over a month now, and my boss just threw a monkey wrench in my work. I believed that the Metal Market Prices would be entered once a week in the current DB. My boss informs me today that he wants an employee to go in every morning and enter that days Price for Each Metal with respect to many different markets.
There is a total of 12 metals, and 5 markets. I need the data to be stored first by date, then by either market or metal, and lastly by which ever isn't used second (Either: date-market-metal, or date-metal-market). I think the Latter of the two methods makes the most sense. Is it possible for my current DB to lookup values from the Metals Database based on date-metal-market?
I have a problem that seems to be happening on several users' databases and is causing a big problem. None of the databases is a shared database...they are all single-user databases on stand-alone computers. I have tried looking for help within previous posts, but all seem to be related to shared databases.
I am getting an error message: "The Microsoft Jet database engine stopped the process because you and another user are attempting to change the same data at the same time." The database cannot be opened, imported, repaired...nothing seems to work.
Again...these are NOT shared databases. I appreciate any help I can get. I created the database for all of the secretaries in our school district to keep up with absence data. It involves many tables, queries, forms and reports, and has generally worked well. However I am now seeing several that are getting similar errors as mentioned.
I'm new to Access and VBA, for the record. What I need to do is copy a SQL database (table structures and records) and save it as a local Access database, so that the user can query and make any changes on the local file without editting the SQL database.
Looking around, it seems like the best option would be to use the TransferDatabase method with the acImport option. Does this sound reasonable, or can someone with more experience suggest a better way to go about it? Thanks.
I am testing the security of my DB X on Acccess 2007. I could create a new database Y and linked to the database X. Unfortunately i could change the records on the tables. I don't want other DB that make connections to my DB to change my tables!
Is it possible to access a table in one Database (Database A) from a separate Database (Database B) and if so how. I should clarify that this is an Access Database.
I created a database with forms, querys, etc. Now I was thinking of creating a exe so everyone can use this database without having access to all the design functions.
the only problem I see about doing this is if we need to use the same database for different project, we need to always create a new exe for each project.
Is there a way to make a empty database exe with just the layout, querys etc but with no data on the tables and have a save, open and save as option. So we can have several projects using the same database?
I was thinking to create a VB code for the database to delete all data on the tables when the database is open. and before closing the database exporting all the data to a txt file or something.
Then the next time someone opens the database goes to the main form which has a open bottom which imports the txt file into the tables.
This way we can have several txt file for several project and use always the same exe database.
I am working on a database that will be an addition to an existing one on the company server. However, to make the overall layout not so complex and allow room for other additions in the future, I'd like to keep the databases separate. This will also ensure more efficiency, integrity and troubleshooting overall.
