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Want to protect your Access database data? Encrypting the database is not just enough? Well, losing data can cripple your operations. Regular backups protect your work, save time, and reduce stress. Whether you’re managing small business data or personal records, maintaining a proper Access database backup is equally important.
Duplicate data often arises when multiple users enter data into the database simultaneously or if the database was not designed to check for duplicates. The easiest way to remove duplicate access records is by making use of the query. This post describes how to remove duplicates in Access with ease.
The Microsoft Access warning message “Run-time error ‘3159’: Not a valid bookmark” usually occurs when navigating records or forms in the VBA code. It indicates a corrupted bookmark or a reference to a deleted record. This error can prevent database users from accessing data properly. It often appears after importing data, editing forms, or restoring a backup. In this blog, we will delve into the insights of this error, including its causes and, most importantly, how to troubleshoot it.
As we all know, Microsoft Access allows users to store images directly in their database. This feature is ideal for applications requiring product photos, employee IDs, or client files. You can store pictures in a table using specific data types like OLE Object or Attachment. It also makes your data visually appealing and easier to understand. Well, in this blog, I will show you how to insert image in Access database quickly and efficiently.
When important Access database objects such as a table, form, module, or report vanish, panic sets in. However, you can take fast action to save your work. Here’s a comprehensive guide to recover deleted Access database objects manually and automatically.
The Microsoft JET database engine error ‘80004005’ typically occurs when attempting to use a shared folder on a virtual box. This error message signals a connection issue and prevents the user from accessing their data. It can appear due to file permissions, network problems, database corruption, or other reasons. In this blog, you will learn everything about this Access database error and how to fix this in no time.
Here’s the screenshot of the error:
Do you want to create your MS Access database as an executable-only file for better security reasons? Creating an executable version of your Microsoft Access database improves security & user experience. Also, it allows you to lock down your Access application, avoid design changes, and streamline usage for end users. In this helpful guide, I will show you how to make MS Access database executable in detailed steps.
In Microsoft Access, MDB is a default file format used in Access 2003 & earlier. They store tables, queries, reports, and forms. MDB files often hold critical business or personal data. But sometimes, you may face MDB file corruption, which can cause data loss or app failures. In this blog, I will discuss why these files get corrupt and how to repair MDB files effectively.
Suppose, you are working on a significant Access database, and suddenly you encounter an error: “Microsoft Access there was an error compiling this function.” Frustrating, right? Well, it is important to understand this error to maintain a smooth database system. Therefore, let’s dive into the causes of this error message and effective solutions to solve it with less effort.
Are you facing MS Access cannot update database or object is read only error (3027) while making changes to database engine records? If so, you are at the correct place. In this exclusive guide, you will learn why this run time error 3027 occurs and how to fix it with less effort and restore normal functionality.
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Cannot update. Database or object is read-only.