Partially Converted Database

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I recently went to synch my database to the network. When this happened, my
computer shutdown. When I restarted the computer and went to reopen my
database, I received an error that my database is in an unexpected state. It
states that the database has been converted from a prior version of Microsoft
Access using the DAO CompactDatabase method instead of the Convert Database
command on the Tools menu. This has left the database in a partially
converted state. Does anyone know of this? How can I revert this back to its
original state?
 
Try creating a new (blank) database, and importing from the problem one:
File | Get External
 
Thanks for your response. I just tried that but it still won't open that
partially converted database.
 
Ok, so I tried the stand-alone utility and I am able to recover some data but
I am not able to recover the most recent. Is there another way to recover
this data? I even tried to access the replicated database and because it was
affected by the synch., I am still not able to open it. If I could save and
access the replicated version, I would be able to get access to the lost
data. I have spent so much time on this database that I really don't want to
have to restart the design and data entry from August. Thanks again for your
help on this.
 
Thanks for your help. I actually have another question. I had my backup file
which is not the most up to date version. I could potentially use this one to
restart but the permissions are set to admin but I am not able to create
forms and their is probably some other restrictions. In addition, I created a
replica from the back up and I cannot make design changes on it. How can I
change the permissions so that I could at least restart using the backup
database and the newly replicated database?
 
Thanks, that is exactly what I ended up doing. I still have some minor design
changes to make but the data is pretty much in tact. Thanks again for your
time!!!
 

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