windows - Access 2010 on shared server compile troubles -
I have an Access 2012 application that works just fine until my equivalent in the city tries to run it . We share a server when I compile it, then it can not run it. When he compiles it, the roles are reversed, he can run it, but I can not. The entry version is the same, what do I not understand here?
defining faulty system
First of all, You should check that the machines are likely to be the source of the problem to you or your colleague.
If you have separated a special machine where the problem arises, then it can be a good thing to completely uninstall and restore the office;
Shared Databases
When you call Shared Server , then I hope that you are not running your Access database from a shared network folder, But instead it is divided into backend databases (which includes the data and located in the shared network folder) and a front-end database (which includes forms and reports and runs on each user's machine). Best to block your antivirus when you check it can block access to some calls or some libraries: Systems with different OS or MS Office bitness (32 bit vs 64 bit) The machines with slightly different MSOffice patch levels Certainly there were such issues until a. Reference to external libraries (or other Use of some related, third-party ActiveX components that are not properly registered, or not exactly the same version on each machine. The database's microcosm. Are you using a linked backend database with a separate location on each machine? Ensure that the folder where you run the compiled code has been added to the Use the normal If the problem is coming from accident without access to your code, then it is advisable to add some logging to detect code execution.
If you are allowing users to run the .accde file from a network folder!
Things to check
There are problems using.
If you refer to the old external control for 32 bit on your bit, then
Check your MSAccess exact version: Menu file & gt; help. I have to say version: 14.0.6123.5001 (32 bit) accda / mda ) That are in different versions or locations and can not be found on the system.
It can be complicated to track and solve, but there are.
Are you referring to any library that is a complete path?
Try making a backup afterwards. accde list of files < Li>
addcb database and run it in runtime mode (using the msaccess.exe option
/ runtime ).
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