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Print to PDF and crashing issue - Access Version 2607 and 2608
Hi Karl,
I can confirm I had a serious problem with version 2608, build 16.0.20326.20112. The problems arose progressively (first I noticed restarts when closing Access apps) but last week things started to run amok.
I had a few light front-end db's - 5 forms, 10 linked tables to SQL server back-end, minimum code, working perfectly.
The one crashing randomly but systematically is a heavier front-end for asset management linked to access .accdb back-ends I did not transferred to SQL-Server yet. It opens normally, runs as long as you only make consults/data retrievals but crashes randomly when storing data. When I added some logging to a text file to pinpoint the problem I even noticed a crash in the middle of a single line write # statement.
Event viewer shows exceptions 0xc0000005 and 0xc0000028 in mostly VBE7.dll but also ntdll.dll and RPCRT4.dll.
Access references I use, library is a code library (.accda)
The only special reference is outlook redemption from dimaster.com, and Adobe Acrobat version 10 API, but ... during the crashes they where not accessed.
Addins are Git's joyfullserve Version control, and for vba: MZ tools and code vba.
I saved the event log with errors but don't know how to attach it to this message. If you need it or other info please let me know.I saved the event log with errors but don't know how to attach it to this message. If you need it or other info please let me know.
Reverting to version 2606 solved the issue.
Hi Andre,
I saved the event log with errors but don't know how to attach it to this message. If you need it or other info please let me know.
I think Microsoft has enough crash reports for now. We’re currently waiting for the fixes to be released in the Current update channel. Once the fixes are available, they need to prove that they resolve all the issues discussed. So please keep your event log until this process is complete. It might still be helpful if the fixes don’t resolve your specific issue.
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Karl
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