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Property Not Found / The object doesn't contain the Automation object

Asked by wsturdev in Access Coding/Macros

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I have an app that I am converting from Access 2003 to Access 2007.  It has a main form with a few sub forms.  On one particular sub form, when I click one particular button, I get the error "The object doesn't contain the Automation object 'Name.'"  When I close the form using any method, I get an error 3270 "Property Not Found".

I suspect these might be related.

I have placed breakpoints on every handler on every form involved.  

In the case of the first error, the error occurs as soon as I click on the button, but before any breakpoint is hit.  When I click OK, processing continues.

In the case of the second error, no breakpoints are hit either, and if I click OK, the form continues to close.

I have tried using a FormError handler, but I get no more information.
I have tried importing a new copy of the form from the original 2003 MDB.
I have scoured every query and every bit of code looking for 'Name', and cannot find it in any way involved with any of the forms where I get the error.
Since this is an app that interacts with a SQL Server back end, I have also looked for usages of 'Name' in all views, tables, sprocs and triggers.  I cannot find it in anything that would even be remotely related to my forms in this app.

What else can I look for?

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