Access 2000 Link Table Manager Problem

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Ronald W. Roberts

This started about a week ago and I can't figure out
how to correct it. If any one can provide some
information or help, it would be greatly appreciated.

1. There are no missing references.
2. The database compiles clean. There are no errors.
3. I'm not sure what the message is asking when it
wants me to Reinstall the database. Its just an mdb.
4. I don't know what wizard name to look for in the registry
even if I knew what I was looking at in the registry.

<DataBase Name> can't find wizard, or there is a syntax error
in the declarations section of a Visual Basic module.
The wizard you need may be missing from the Libraries key of the
<DataBase Name> section of the Windows Registry.
To make sure that the wizard is in the registry, run Setup to
reinstall <DataBase Name>, and then compile all Visual Basic
modules in the database.

TIA
Ron
 
I would create a blank new database, and then import all the stuff into it.

You also want to be careful of any forms/reports that have a custom menu bar
specified (that is in the "other" tab of a forms properties).

Further, do all other databases run and function fine on the offending pc?
If they don't run ok, then it might not hurt to re-install office.

Also, your question title is link table manager. Are you trying to run it,
or perhaps you upgraded from a97, and some code tries to run the wizard?

In a2000 and later, the linked table manger is NOT a wizard add in, but it
part of the application. So, some code that tries run the linked table
manager might be looking for a wizard, when now it is not a wizard anymore.

So, is you application not working, or are JUST having a problem when you
try to run the linked table manager? (or does code try to run/use the linked
table manager?).
 
Albert D. Kallal said:
I would create a blank new database, and then import all the stuff into it.

You also want to be careful of any forms/reports that have a custom menu bar
specified (that is in the "other" tab of a forms properties).

Further, do all other databases run and function fine on the offending pc?
If they don't run ok, then it might not hurt to re-install office.

Also, your question title is link table manager. Are you trying to run it,
or perhaps you upgraded from a97, and some code tries to run the wizard?

In a2000 and later, the linked table manger is NOT a wizard add in, but it
part of the application. So, some code that tries run the linked table
manager might be looking for a wizard, when now it is not a wizard anymore.

So, is you application not working, or are JUST having a problem when you
try to run the linked table manager? (or does code try to run/use the linked
table manager?).

--
Albert D. Kallal (MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn
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Thanks for your quick reply. I will create a new mdb and import all of the
objects. That may correct this problem and another I'm having. I didn't
submit the other problem because I wanted to fix them one-at-a-time.

I'm only having problems with the Link Table Manager when I do it from the
menus (Tools/Database Utilities/Link Table Manager) and it is Access 2000
only, Access 97 and XP work just fine.

Last week I did reinstall Office 2000, but it didn't change anything.

Thanks,
Ron
 
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