R
Ragnar Midtskogen
Hello,
We have an Access 2000 multi user application linked to an Access 2002
back-end file. The back-end used to be in 2000 format, but when our client
upgraded to new machines recently he could not buy Office 2000 so he got XP.
We continued to use the 2000 format for a while and had few problems. And if
there were problems the client could fix them himself by running JetComp.
Some time ago someone converted the back-end file to 2002 format but left
the client app in 2000.
It seems there has been more corruption problem since then, although we
don't have any accurate logs.
Right now I am trying to fix a serious problem with corrupted records in two
tables, that JetComp could not handle.
I was unable to export the bad tables to a text file and had to resort to
copying an pasting block of records int a clean table.
Even that was much harder than usual since some of the bad records did not
display #### in all fields as they usually did
If anyone has anyone had any similar experiences I would appreciate to hear
about it.
TIA
Ragnar
We have an Access 2000 multi user application linked to an Access 2002
back-end file. The back-end used to be in 2000 format, but when our client
upgraded to new machines recently he could not buy Office 2000 so he got XP.
We continued to use the 2000 format for a while and had few problems. And if
there were problems the client could fix them himself by running JetComp.
Some time ago someone converted the back-end file to 2002 format but left
the client app in 2000.
It seems there has been more corruption problem since then, although we
don't have any accurate logs.
Right now I am trying to fix a serious problem with corrupted records in two
tables, that JetComp could not handle.
I was unable to export the bad tables to a text file and had to resort to
copying an pasting block of records int a clean table.
Even that was much harder than usual since some of the bad records did not
display #### in all fields as they usually did
If anyone has anyone had any similar experiences I would appreciate to hear
about it.
TIA
Ragnar