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Default What can be wrong in the following code appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase Path & Application - 11-07-2010 , 12:56 PM






Dear reader,

After the following code I receive the message below:

appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase Path & Application

Message:
This action cannot be completed because the Microsoft Office Access
application (Microsoft Office Access) is not responding.
Choose Switch To to activate Microsoft Office Access and correct the
problem.

Thanks for any help.
Simon

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Default Re: What can be wrong in the following code appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase Path & Application - 11-07-2010 , 06:59 PM






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Quote:
After the following code I receive the message below:

appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase Path & Application

Message:
This action cannot be completed because the Microsoft Office
Access application (Microsoft Office Access) is not responding.
Choose Switch To to activate Microsoft Office Access and correct
the problem.
Try putting appAccess.Visible = True before the line to open the
database. If that doesn't do it, try appAccess.Activate, in
addition. My guess is that there's some sort of dialog opening and
thus causing Access to be unable to process the next command.

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