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MS Access _ File Not Found
I have transferred a database (accdb) from one PC to another and I keep getting the message "File Not Found".
The ODBC is connection Fine but when I try to compile I get the message "File Not Found".
Any Ideas
The ODBC is connection Fine but when I try to compile I get the message "File Not Found".
Any Ideas
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No they are both identical in the list.
I reinstalled the "ms activex data objects 2.8 library" to see would that help but nothing
I reinstalled the "ms activex data objects 2.8 library" to see would that help but nothing
Have you tried to decompile?
Something like this from the "run box":
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSACESS.EXE"
Something like this from the "run box":
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSACESS.EXE"
On checking this again on the PC that is working there is a reference for "Microsoft Access 15.0 Object Library", the new one is 15.0,
I have tried to update it but I am getting a message:
"Cant remove control or reference: in use"
I have tried to update it but I am getting a message:
"Cant remove control or reference: in use"
Close out of the database, open while holding the "shift" key. You should be able to remove it at that time.
I have tried the decompile but it looks like I have wiped all the code, modules wont open and the code behind all command buttons is missing.
I am going to assume that the database got corrupted in the copy. Try to copy a new version of the file. Corruption is a big thing with Access databases.
I have just realise that the the MS Access Version where it is working OK is 32 Bit.
The PC I am moving to has a 64 Bit MS Access version.
Is that what is causing me all the problems?
The PC I am moving to has a 64 Bit MS Access version.
Is that what is causing me all the problems?
It very well could be. Without having access to your environment and your files, it is very difficult to tell. If you are using different references (even if they are named the same, you might have difficulty).
Is it possible to create a new Access database on the new computer and copy all of the Access Objects in to the new database?
Is it possible to create a new Access database on the new computer and copy all of the Access Objects in to the new database?
I have transferred a database (accdb) from one PC to another and I keep getting the message "File Not Found".Lets be clear, ...Is this a split database?
In a split database you don't really "transfer/move" a database.
Each user has a copy of the font end db file on their computer.
The single Back end db file, is typically stored on a shared drive/folder on a server.
Please clarity your setup.
I have tried that I think it is the "Microsoft Access 15.0 Object Library" reference that is missing on the new PC that is making the difference.
Jeffrey, It is an Access 10 accdb file with Mysql BackEnd.
I copied the working file and relinked the tables
I copied the working file and relinked the tables
I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:
I have got completely confused with the questions and as you will see it was months ago and no longer an issue. Apologies for the delay in replying.
I have got completely confused with the questions and as you will see it was months ago and no longer an issue. Apologies for the delay in replying.
I don't want to be a pest about this, but this question was originally closed and re-opened twice within 30 days of the original ask. With all due respect, I am not sure that the length since the original ask is a factor here.
As you can see by the comment on the first re-open, @the_wolfe stated, "It does look like the first comment from TONY TAYLOR eluded to your issue."
The original ask was concerning a "File Not Found" issue. This issue was resolved as you can see evidenced by the authors comment on ID #40832744 and supported by author comment ID #40832976.
EE thrives on supplying solutions to questions. In our tutorial on how to ask a question, we lead off with, "If you are not able to find your solution through answer search..."
I find value in having a solution entered in this case.
As you can see by the comment on the first re-open, @the_wolfe stated, "It does look like the first comment from TONY TAYLOR eluded to your issue."
The original ask was concerning a "File Not Found" issue. This issue was resolved as you can see evidenced by the authors comment on ID #40832744 and supported by author comment ID #40832976.
EE thrives on supplying solutions to questions. In our tutorial on how to ask a question, we lead off with, "If you are not able to find your solution through answer search..."
I find value in having a solution entered in this case.
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