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Old December 23rd, 2005, 01:34 AM
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Default Problems Converting Dbase and making MDE

Hi there funksters,

I have made a Dbase in Access2000. I want to make an MDE file, however Access says "MDE can't be created".

My dBase is free from compile errors, all objects have all read/write privillages, i haven't made a replica and my dBase isn't a design master.

this is driving me nuts.

i also have a version of Access2003 on another computer, and so I tried converting the 2000 dBase to 2003, and i couldn't do that either. it comes up saying "After you have converted the file it won't be able to be used in access97 and Access200 etc. etc." and then i click "OK" but nothing happens.

someone please please please help.
 
Old December 23rd, 2005, 01:49 AM
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A) Compilation errors and B) database corruption are the two primary causes of this problem. Since you're confident A isn't the issue, look at B. Import your db objects into a new .mdb file and try again.

1. Will it compile? If not, fix your code.
2. Will it compact/repair? If not, import all your objects into a new mdb. file.
3. Can you create a .mde from a new mdb.? If not reinstall Access.

HTH,

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ok, I've already imported all objects into a new mdb file.

will it compile? well how do i know. there are no errors when i open up the form that i have created.....

is it possible to send someone the code so that he/she may have a look at it for me?

 
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To compile your db, open up the Visual Basic Editor (Alt-F11) and from the menu select Debug --> Compile. If you have errors in your code (form and report modules, standard modules, class modules), they will be highlighted and you can correct them.

HTH,

Bob

 
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Thanks for that Bob,

Very Helpful. I have my database in an almost usable form.

When I open my database now, however i keep getting security warnings, however there is no issue with the security. what code should i put in so that access ignores warning messages.?

mike






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