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I am getting a ''Module not found'' error after I deleted a form that is not being referenced in my database. If I put the form back, issue goes away. If I rename the form, it comes back. This form is not being referenced in VBA, macros or queries. Any ideas on where to look?
At one time, it was a hyperlink on a label within another form. I deleted the label and don't see any references to this form anywhere else.At one time, it was a hyperlink on a label within another form. I deleted the label and don't see any references to this form anywhere else.
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Are you suffering from the problems of damaged, inaccessible or corrupt .mdb or .accdb database files? There are several unexpected reasons to corrupt these files like virus infection, software crash or malfunctioning, dirty shutdown of PC, corruption in storage drive and even more.In any one of these above mentioned cases, you can use Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is considered to be a complete fix. It seamlessly repairs all the corrupt MDB and ACCDB files of MS Access database. It can address database problems from any issue that is caused because of software conflicts, hardware failure, and any problem in database design.
You say corrupt, in what way exactly? Do you get any specific error numbers/messages?
Have you tried Access repair program? Compact and Repair. If not, use it. But ensure that you made a backup, it is necessary because all the recovery tips can make the damage even worse.
Also try Jet Compact Utility. This tool created by Microsoft and it is much like Compact and Repair, but more successful in repairing.
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You are probably missing a private library on the new computer, or have an incomplete installation of Access. Then simple functions like Date() or Trim() don't work, or user defined functions in a private library cannot be found. Your access project probably uses a special library that needs to be copied to the new computer, and it needs to be properly referenced by the Access project. To see what libraries an Access project has referenced, open any code window (e.g. press Ctrl+G), and choose References from the Tools menu. If a library is marked MISSING, click the Browse button, and locate the correct file for the library. The table below lists the files for the crucial libraries of your version of Access. If the library is not even shown, you may need to re-register it. Click the Windows Start button, and choose Run. Enter regsvr32 followed by the full path of the library file. Include quotes if the file name contains spaces, e.g.: regsvr32 "c:program filescommon filesmicrosoft shareddaodao360.dll" Occasionally, the problem is not solved until you unregister the library and re-register it. Uncheck the missing library in Access. Close Access. Issue this command, and then the one above to re-register it: regsvr32 -u "c:program filescommon filesmicrosoft shareddaodao360.dll" Re-register it (as above). Open Access, and select the library reference again.
if the form "products" really exists, then your office 2007 security settings are not allowing to load macros. Try the following settings:-
Office 2007 has some security settings disabled by default to prevent any harm to your system.
go to trustcenter settings(click the office button at the top left of the office 2007 screen then click Access options, then select Trustcenter, then click trustcenter settings.)
In trustcenter settings, select message bar then select "Show the message bar in all applications when content is blocked" radio button.
Then from macro settings ,make sure to select "Disable all macros with notification" . Click ok twice to close the settings windows and try opening the file again.
It seems that you have your Database(.mdb) file is created in Office 2003.... thats why you are unable to open it in 2007.... I faced the same problem.... then I came back to 2003 in order to use our database......
Whenever you open an Access database, a file with the same name as the database and an extension of LDB will be opened automatically. For example if you open Northwind.mdb in the samples directory of your Access/Office installation, a file called Northwind.ldb will be generated. This new file keeps track of users and the objects that require some form of locking in the database. When all users have exited gracefully from the database, the LDB file is closed down and deleted.
At one time, it was a hyperlink on a label within another form. I deleted the label and don't see any references to this form anywhere else.
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