ACCESS CRASH and MDW format...

[PACALA_BA]

Hi
Today new 20 ACCESS-2003-MDE-Crashes reported to Microsoft.....
I have all my data in ACCESS 2002-3 database format
but i had mySystem.MDW in Access 2000 format (!?)
**************************************
Now i have converted mySystem.MDW to ACCESS 2002-3 database format

It seems more STABIL , but allways happens crashes....
after SaveAsText/LoadAsText also...
but it is more stabil with small MDE (~6MB)
but there are more crashes with larger MDE (~9-10 MB)

Before January 2008 are my Crash Rate about ~ 0-5 % (ACCESS 2000)
Now without this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate was ~ 60-90 %
Now WITH this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate is ~ 30-60 %
Bye






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[Jerry Whittle]

Get a new computer and reinstall Microsoft Office Professional. If that
doesn't fix the problem, then there's something wrong with your network -
assuming that the database is out on the network.

It is NOT normal for Access to crash that much. Therefore there's something
else wrong.

 

[David W. Fenton]

Today new 20 ACCESS-2003-MDE-Crashes reported to Microsoft.....
I have all my data in ACCESS 2002-3 database format
but i had mySystem.MDW in Access 2000 format (!?)
**************************************
Now i have converted mySystem.MDW to ACCESS 2002-3 database format

It seems more STABIL , but allways happens crashes....
after SaveAsText/LoadAsText also...
but it is more stabil with small MDE (~6MB)
but there are more crashes with larger MDE (~9-10 MB)

Before January 2008 are my Crash Rate about ~ 0-5 % (ACCESS 2000)
Now without this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate was ~ 60-90 %
Now WITH this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate is ~ 30-60 %

You likely have corruption in your Access project. You need to
decompile your code in some fashion.

Also, keep in mind that data issues can lead to crashes, too. Just
the day before yesterday I was pulling my hair out thinking I had a
corrupt form, when it turned out that I just had an invalid connect
string for a linked table that was being used in the recordsource of
a subform. Once I fixed the invalid connect string, everything
worked fine, and there was actually no corruption at all.

If your form doesn't crash when it has no recordsource, that's a
good indication that your problem is a data issue, not a code issue.

 

[Guest]

Crash? What exactly happens?

Since SaveAsText/LoadAsText does not exactly re-create
your forms, you may get some failures.

The size of your larger MDE ~9~10 MB is not excessive,
but you may be having problems with a large form. Are
you crashing when working on a particular form?

(david)

Hi
Today new 20 ACCESS-2003-MDE-Crashes reported to Microsoft.....
I have all my data in ACCESS 2002-3 database format
but i had mySystem.MDW in Access 2000 format (!?)
**************************************
Now i have converted mySystem.MDW to ACCESS 2002-3 database format

It seems more STABIL , but allways happens crashes....
after SaveAsText/LoadAsText also...
but it is more stabil with small MDE (~6MB)
but there are more crashes with larger MDE (~9-10 MB)

Before January 2008 are my Crash Rate about ~ 0-5 % (ACCESS 2000)
Now without this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate was ~ 60-90 %
Now WITH this SaveAsText/LoadAsText Crash Rate is ~ 30-60 %
Bye






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