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Whenever I get this error message it makes me think Microsoft uses it as a
Default message. I'm getting the "Network Connection May Have Been Lost"...

My db is on a server, so when I get this message I copy the db to my
hard-drive, then I still get the message.. How can my network connection be
lost if I'm on the hard-drive????

Backing up - I created db on a drive that is on a server. Everything works
fine for weeks and weeks. Then one day (today) I open it, click a button on
my menu that runs a macro and I get "Network Connection May Have Been Lost"...

So, first thing I do is try to make a new button to run the macro. Now it
will not even run the "command button wizard".

So, I make a new db on my hard -drive, import the
tables/queries/reports/macros and the same thing happens.

Please don't tell me I need to re-write all my macros....

Please Help
 
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That error can refer to a network error or a disk error (local &
remote). It can also be a corrupt front-end.

Check if you're able to access the network site where the data resides.
(You are using a split application: front-end on the user's PC; back
end on the remote server? If not that can cause corruption when more
than one user is using the same front-end at the same time.)

For the local disk - try Compacting the database. In Access versions
before 2002 try Compacting & repairing the database.

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