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I'm convinced my DB is either possessed by the devil or ir corrupt.
I ve no ides how long ago my corruption may have occured so i decided
to salvage what i could from my current DB and start again.
The forms are the most complex so i imported only the forms to a new
database. I then stripped these forms of all code, control sources,
formula, etc. and imported these shell forms into a new a DB.
And started again.
During the rebuild i regularly used the Compact & Repair DB and
Performance Analyser function. There was no problem but just now
whilst using the Performance Analyser there was an error and Access
rebooted. Theres been no problems since but i'm wondering if perhaps
the shell forms were not as clean as i thought and in fact are
'carrying' the earlier corruption.
Would that make sense?
Also doed my rebuild approach make any sense.
I could stat from scratch nut the forms took ages to get right and
doing them again fils me with dread..
regards
chris
I'm convinced my DB is either possessed by the devil or ir corrupt.
I ve no ides how long ago my corruption may have occured so i decided
to salvage what i could from my current DB and start again.
The forms are the most complex so i imported only the forms to a new
database. I then stripped these forms of all code, control sources,
formula, etc. and imported these shell forms into a new a DB.
And started again.
During the rebuild i regularly used the Compact & Repair DB and
Performance Analyser function. There was no problem but just now
whilst using the Performance Analyser there was an error and Access
rebooted. Theres been no problems since but i'm wondering if perhaps
the shell forms were not as clean as i thought and in fact are
'carrying' the earlier corruption.
Would that make sense?
Also doed my rebuild approach make any sense.
I could stat from scratch nut the forms took ages to get right and
doing them again fils me with dread..
regards
chris