I'm a web developer who's taken over an ADP project and needs help with the Windows and Access Environments.
I was coding in VBA in Access 2007, and would at times need to rebuild the project by importing forms, reports, and modules due to corruption issues. I believe these issues were caused by run-time errors during coding.
I've upgraded to Access 2010 (Office Suite 2010 32-bit) on a Windows 7 Machine (64-bit). The same (I believe) corruption issues in Access 2010 are invoking the following error:
After making changes in my project, I will save, exit, and attempt to open the project. Access 2010 displays a message box "Access has stopped working". I click "debug" and Windows attempts to open the Visual Studio Just-In-Time debugger, with the following:
An unhandled win32 exception occurred in MSACCCESS.EXE [6648]
I exit out of Access 2010 and attempt to reopen the file and it throws the same exception. I exit out again and attempt to open Access 2010 by itself, and Access attempts to create a Backup copy of the same file. The process fails and throws the same exception. I can open Access by holding the shift key while double-clicking, but when I attempt to rebuild the corrupted version I get the same error message as above. So my rebuild is failing, and I'm stuck in 2010. I can rebuild in 2007, but would like to fix this on this brand new machine which would be sweet to develop on.