L
Lauren
Problem Description: I just upgraded my system to Office
2003 and I seem to be having a couple of issues with going
back and forth between Access 2003 and Access XP as
described below:
1. While opening a database in Access 2003 that was
created in Access XP, I get a error message that basically
states "...broken reference...OWC10.dll version 1.1". When
I go into a module and select "Tools" and "Reference", I
see a "MISSING" note by the specific reference. I can
delete it or I can replace it with the OWC10.dll file
specific to Office 2003. If I replace the reference and
then open the database in Access 2003, the database opens
with no error. However, if I replace the reference and
then open the database Access XP, I get the same error
message. (FYI, I know this error was fixed by running
Office Service Pack 3 with Office XP).
2. If I uncheck the "MISSING" reference as stated above
and then open my database in Access 2003, the database
opens without the error message. However, when I open the
database in Access XP, no error comes up but it takes a
REALLY long time for the database to open. If I close out
and then I open it in Access XP again, the database opens
in a normal time frame. However, when I open that same
database in Access 2003 that was opened in Access XP, it
takes a REALLY long time to open the database. This cycle
continues when going back and forth from version to
version.
Is there something I can do about this or is there a patch
soon to be released to correct this? Since most of my
office works in Office XP and only a couple of people are
testing Office 2003 (including me), I am forced to
uninstall Access 2003 and reinstall Access XP. I can not
risk damaging the databases already created or risk
causing big delays for fellow employees.
Any help on this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Lauren Maurer
Tel: 215-928-2387
Email: (e-mail address removed)
2003 and I seem to be having a couple of issues with going
back and forth between Access 2003 and Access XP as
described below:
1. While opening a database in Access 2003 that was
created in Access XP, I get a error message that basically
states "...broken reference...OWC10.dll version 1.1". When
I go into a module and select "Tools" and "Reference", I
see a "MISSING" note by the specific reference. I can
delete it or I can replace it with the OWC10.dll file
specific to Office 2003. If I replace the reference and
then open the database in Access 2003, the database opens
with no error. However, if I replace the reference and
then open the database Access XP, I get the same error
message. (FYI, I know this error was fixed by running
Office Service Pack 3 with Office XP).
2. If I uncheck the "MISSING" reference as stated above
and then open my database in Access 2003, the database
opens without the error message. However, when I open the
database in Access XP, no error comes up but it takes a
REALLY long time for the database to open. If I close out
and then I open it in Access XP again, the database opens
in a normal time frame. However, when I open that same
database in Access 2003 that was opened in Access XP, it
takes a REALLY long time to open the database. This cycle
continues when going back and forth from version to
version.
Is there something I can do about this or is there a patch
soon to be released to correct this? Since most of my
office works in Office XP and only a couple of people are
testing Office 2003 (including me), I am forced to
uninstall Access 2003 and reinstall Access XP. I can not
risk damaging the databases already created or risk
causing big delays for fellow employees.
Any help on this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Lauren Maurer
Tel: 215-928-2387
Email: (e-mail address removed)