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Convert From Accde/Accdr back to Accdb
Unfortunately, there is no way to convert an accde to an accdb. That's actually one of the reasons for creating an accde: changes to VBA and other objects are blocked.
Somewhere in your environment, you should have the original accdb from which the accde was created. You can use it to correct the error and then recreate a new accde to replace this one with the flaw in it.
- John_VallierFeb 02, 2023Copper ContributorGeorge - thank you for replying. The original .accdb is available. We have just been recompiling it and releasing back to production. It works for a while but eventually the error pops up.
- George_HepworthFeb 02, 2023Silver Contributor
Ah, the original description implied that you didn't have the accdb. So, the problem is in that accdb itself. That's where you have to find and correct the problem BEFORE recompiling to accde again.
It is possibly an unhandled error in the VBA, OR incipient corruption in the source accdb.
Karl's right about the conversion service, and I would have suggested that if you didn't have the acdb to work with.- John_VallierFeb 02, 2023Copper ContributorThe uncompiled .accdb works without problems. The issue is really strange because it occurs only after recompiling and it's been in use for about a week. I've worked with access a very long time and have never encountered this type of behavior. The conversion service has been in touch now so I'll work with them. Thank you all very much for your responses.
- Feb 01, 2023
Hi George,
Actually there is 1 way: Wayne's conversion service
It's commercial, but the only one and excellent.
Servus
Karl
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