Can there be version incapabilities

[Guest]

Created Database on Computer running Windows XP using Access 2002
(10.6501.6626) SP3 saved to Microsoft 2003 Server. User is accessing this
..mdb file using a computer running Windows 2000 with Access 2002
(10.2627.2625). There have been occasions he experiences glitches running the
database on his computer that cannot be duplicated on my computer even though
we are accessing the same .mdb file.

 

[Guest]

Tinius,

Don't know if this a solution, but won't hurt to give a look. Open your
working database, <Ctrl G> to open the VBA window. Click on Tools |
References… Make a note of all the libraries checked.

Go to the 'glitchy' computer, open the database, <Ctrl G> , click on Tools |
References… Then check to see if all the libraries are checked as in the
original database. If you're missing some, try adding the missing libraries
and see if that solved your problem.

 

[John Vinson]

Tinius,

Don't know if this a solution, but won't hurt to give a look. Open your
working database, <Ctrl G> to open the VBA window. Click on Tools |
References… Make a note of all the libraries checked.

Go to the 'glitchy' computer, open the database, <Ctrl G> , click on Tools |
References… Then check to see if all the libraries are checked as in the
original database. If you're missing some, try adding the missing libraries
and see if that solved your problem.

Check that the two computers are using the SAME VERSIONS of all the
references as well. If the two computers are using different versions
of (say) JET, you'll have all sorts of wierd problems.

John W. Vinson[MVP]