Error Message: Error Accessing File. Network Connection May Have Been Lost

[AnnieD]

I am working with a Access 2000 database on a 2000 network
office environment. I am using a laptop with the db saved
on the local C: drive. I have Access 2000 vers (9.0.3821
SR-1) with Vbe6.dll vers. 6.4.99.69 installed. I found
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 304548. The Cause does
not match up with what I have installed as well as what I
have done. The only thing that happened prior to this was
running a couple of queries and access locked up and I had
to "end process" through ctrl+alt+del. To sum up the
problem; most all command buttons give the error, likewise
when trying to create a new command button using the
wizard. PLease Help!

 

[Elwin]

This error is a royal pain. It happens to me when I
import a form or report that has an associated class
module, prior to establishing the required DLL
references. For example, code that refrences the DAO 3.6
Object Library.

To fix it I've always had to;
1. Copy my code to a .txt file
2. Delete the object's class module
3. Create a new blank database
4. Import my now 'codeless' objects
5. Make my DLL references
6. Paste the contents of the .txt file to the new Db
7. Recompile the project

Good luck.

 

[John Vinson]

I am working with a Access 2000 database on a 2000 network
office environment. I am using a laptop with the db saved
on the local C: drive. I have Access 2000 vers (9.0.3821
SR-1) with Vbe6.dll vers. 6.4.99.69 installed. I found
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 304548. The Cause does
not match up with what I have installed as well as what I
have done. The only thing that happened prior to this was
running a couple of queries and access locked up and I had
to "end process" through ctrl+alt+del. To sum up the
problem; most all command buttons give the error, likewise
when trying to create a new command button using the
wizard. PLease Help!

Check Tony Toews' Corruption FAQ at

http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruptmdbs.htm

for some suggestions. I think you need SP3, 9.0.6926 to reliably fix
this error.