Disk or Network Error

[allen]

When I click on a button in one of our forms for the company I get the error
message "disk or network error"? None of the other buttons in the form do
this. Only this one particular one. What does it mean.

 

[pietlinden]

usually it's a sign of corruption. Try deleting the button and
rebuilding it. Probably copy the code from behind the button and then
paste it into the new button's click event.

 

[Steve Schapel]

Allen,

This error could indicate that a linked table cannot be found. This
could literally be because of a network problem, or perhaps the linked
table has been deleted or renamed in the backend database file, or in
fact the database file containing the linked table has been moved. Are
you able to access the Linked Table Manager (via Tools|Database
Utilities menu)?

 

[dbahooker]

MDB IS A PIECE OF SHIT

spit on people that use it.

Access Data Projects; they dont randomly crap out like this.

-Aaron
ADP Nationalist

 

[Tony Toews]

usually it's a sign of corruption. Try deleting the button and
rebuilding it. Probably copy the code from behind the button and then
paste it into the new button's click event.

Usually not. Although it can certainly lead to corruption. It's been
my experience that this means there is a network outage of some type.
Such as a slightly loose network cable or other flaky hardware between
your system and the server.

In one case where an office was in an old building with very unstable
power the problem was that, while the computers were all on UPSs, the
hub was not. The network guy insisted that couldn't be the problem.
I insisted back. The client tried a UPS and all their problems went
away.

Tony
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