Take data from a corrupted access database

[Alessandra]

Hi, I've an Access database that is protected by an account. The account administrator is allowed to do everything with this database
I've logged as administrator but when I try to open the database an error occurs (error 3033). The message error says something like this (I traslate the message from italian): "you haven't the required permission to use the database. To have the right permissions contact the system administrator or the database owner"
I've thought this database is corrupted, because I can work with other databases that have the same permissions, and I haven't change anything in my computer
The data stored in the database are very important, so I wonder if there is a way to take these data and put them in another database
Thank you for your help!!
Bye Alessandra

 

[Tony Toews]

Hi, I've an Access database that is protected by an account. The account administrator is allowed to do everything with this database.
I've logged as administrator but when I try to open the database an error occurs (error 3033). The message error says something like this (I traslate the message from italian): "you haven't the required permission to use the database. To have the right permissions contact the system administrator or the database owner".
I've thought this database is corrupted, because I can work with other databases that have the same permissions, and I haven't change anything in my computer.
The data stored in the database are very important, so I wonder if there is a way to take these data and put them in another database.

While in a new MDB you can try importing from the other MDB.

Does that file have different permissions than other files in that
same directory?

Tony
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[Alessandra]

While in a new MDB you can try importing from the other MDB.

Does that file have different permissions than other files in tha
same directory

Ton
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Well, I've tried to import data in another mdb database but the same error message is shown and I cannot import my data
All the files in the directory have the same permissions, and I can work with each of them but not with this database. This is the reason why I think it's corrupted
What can I do to save my data?

 

[John Vinson]

While in a new MDB you can try importing from the other MDB.

Does that file have different permissions than other files in that
same directory?

Tony
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Well, I've tried to import data in another mdb database but the same error message is shown and I cannot import my data.
All the files in the directory have the same permissions, and I can work with each of them but not with this database. This is the reason why I think it's corrupted.
What can I do to save my data?

It may not be salvagable at all. If you can't Import, and if
JETCOMP.EXE (downloadable from http://support.microsoft.com) can't fix
it, you may want to consider sending it to Peter Miller at
http://www.pksolutions.com for his highly regarded database salvage
service.