The first step in creating an MDE is to make sure all the code is compiled.
Open the database exclusively. With the database open press Ctrl + G. When
the Microsoft Visual Basic window opens go to Debug on the menu. If
Compile is grayed out, that means it's compiled already and there's some
other problem. If it isn't grayed out but won't compile, you need to fix the
problem code then compile. After it's compiled, try making the MDE again.
I found another post with similar advice, and was able to create the mde, BUT
the switchboard does not pop up automatically now, and I had code tied to it
for security questions. Any thoughts?
I found another post with similar advice, and was able to create the mde, BUT
the switchboard does not pop up automatically now, and I had code tied to it
for security questions. Any thoughts?
Tony
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