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Default Forms and Reports disappeared in Access 2007 - 08-09-2012 , 02:36 PM






A client using Access 2007 called this morning to report that when the database opened, a message came up warning that the form "Opening Screen" was missing or misnamed. When I logged onto her computer, I discovered that allforms and reports have simply vanished. When I attempted to open backup files, a message kept appearing: Microsoft Access (Not Responding).

I attempted to create a new database and import first just the tables (thatworked), then the queries. That Failed with the same "not responding" message.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Nancy

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Default Re: Forms and Reports disappeared in Access 2007 - 08-12-2012 , 10:04 AM






On Thursday, August 9, 2012 2:36:59 PM UTC-5, Nance wrote:
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A client using Access 2007 called this morning to report that when the database opened, a message came up warning that the form "Opening Screen" wasmissing or misnamed. When I logged onto her computer, I discovered that all forms and reports have simply vanished. When I attempted to open backupfiles, a message kept appearing: Microsoft Access (Not Responding).



I attempted to create a new database and import first just the tables (that worked), then the queries. That Failed with the same "not responding" message.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Nancy
Did you see any query names to import? Or simply table names? If you saw only table names then the FE really got hosed. If you saw the query, form, reports, and modules I'd think you have some corruption.

This is a suggestion if your object are displayed on the import list. Go to DOS. Move to the front end folder. From there enter something like
CD\YourDevelopmentFolder
YouDBName.accdb /decompile

Does that help?

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