Hello there, perhaps someone could help me with an unusual problem. I
recently opened my database and realized that all of the visual basic coding
was completely missing. The form names, etc. were all gone and there was not
a single entry left. Has anyone else heard of such a problem? It is on
quite a secure network, so I shouldn't think any malware was responsible, but
I just don't know what else might cause such a thing. I restored from backup
and the same thing happened a week or so later. A few days ago it happened a
third time. Could it be some sort of nasty corruption? Any ideas?

I forgot to add that everything else was still there -- forms, queries,
tables, etc., just with no more visual basic...and no error whatsoever...

"Dan" wrote:

> Hello there, perhaps someone could help me with an unusual problem. I
> recently opened my database and realized that all of the visual basic coding
> was completely missing. The form names, etc. were all gone and there was not
> a single entry left. Has anyone else heard of such a problem? It is on
> quite a secure network, so I shouldn't think any malware was responsible, but
> I just don't know what else might cause such a thing. I restored from backup
> and the same thing happened a week or so later. A few days ago it happened a
> third time. Could it be some sort of nasty corruption? Any ideas?

Hi Dan
Make a backup and try to repair your Db whit Access tools.


Tool --> Utilities --->

MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!! i lost a few Db trying to repair it

"Dan" wrote:

> I forgot to add that everything else was still there -- forms, queries,
> tables, etc., just with no more visual basic...and no error whatsoever...
>
> "Dan" wrote:
>
> > Hello there, perhaps someone could help me with an unusual problem. I
> > recently opened my database and realized that all of the visual basic coding
> > was completely missing. The form names, etc. were all gone and there was not
> > a single entry left. Has anyone else heard of such a problem? It is on
> > quite a secure network, so I shouldn't think any malware was responsible, but
> > I just don't know what else might cause such a thing. I restored from backup
> > and the same thing happened a week or so later. A few days ago it happened a
> > third time. Could it be some sort of nasty corruption? Any ideas?