VBA Problems
From: David C. Holley (DavidCHolley_at_netscape.net)
Date: 01/26/05
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Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 23:17:35 -0500
Something weird is going on. I was in the process of debuging a form
(frmReservations) in Access. As a part of this, I created a copy of the
form (frmReservations_backup). Once I had figured out the problem with
the original. I deleted it and then went to rename the _backup to the
original. At first, Access really didn't like that indicating that a
form by that name already existed, although I had deleted it and it
didn't appear in the DB window. Then when I tried to view the VBA code
for the backup, Access started through an error message - "Error
accessing code. The connection to the network might have been lost."
I did a compact and repair on the db file, which didn't work. I then
imported the form into a fresh db file, which seemed to fix the problem,
but then when I started working with a function in a module that I
exported and imported, Access would throw the error message at me when I
tried to ADD parameters to a sub.
I've already done a uninstall/reinstall of ALL of Office on the chance
that this would fix it, but it didn't.
Any ideas?
FYI: Office 2000 Pro on WinXP
David H
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