ACCESS KEEPS CLOSING UNEXPECTEDLY

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I took a Microsof Access 2007 database and "saved as" a 2003 database. As I
am editing forms and reports, I will save my changes, then go to Preview, and
the program shuts down "Microsoft Acccess has stopped working".

Help!
 
Hi marlah,
In A2003 and A2002, forms that have subforms can do this if the link master
field and link child fields do not appear as controls on the form and
subform.
In A2007 the link master and child fields can be in the recordsource but
they don't have to be on the form in a control.
I don't know if this applies to your problem, but it is one thing to check.

Jeanette Cunningham MS Access MVP -- Melbourne Victoria Australia
 
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Server and ADPs. No matter how appropriate his response.

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"Consitenly[sc] randomly".

Aaron, thanks for the wierd joke, Dude.

You crack me up.




Jet consitently randomly crashes

it's a load of crap. Move to SQL Server.

-Aaron
 
George said:
"Consitenly[sc] randomly".

Aaron, thanks for the wierd joke, Dude.

You crack me up.




Jet consitently randomly crashes

it's a load of crap. Move to SQL Server.

-Aaron



Hi marlah,
In A2003 and A2002, forms that have subforms can do this if the link
master
field and link child fields do not appear as controls on the form and
subform.
In A2007 the link master and child fields can be in the recordsource but
they don't have to be on the form in a control.
I don't know if this applies to your problem, but it is one thing to
check.

Jeanette Cunningham MS Access MVP -- Melbourne Victoria Australia







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