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16 TopicsAccess fixes released in version 2602 (Build 19725.20126)
Here's a summary of bug fixes in the latest version of Access: Bug Name Issue Fixed Monaco query editor applied unwanted autoformatting to passthrough queries The Monaco SQL editor was applying automatic formatting (such as adding whitespace or changing capitalization) to passthrough queries. Since passthrough queries are sent directly to the server's SQL engine without Access interpreting them, autoformatting could alter the SQL in ways that break server-specific syntax. Autoformatting is now disabled for passthrough queries, preserving the exact SQL as written. Monaco query editor font size did not match Access settings When using the Monaco SQL editor, the font size in the query editor didn't match the font size configured in Access's client settings. An incorrect unit conversion resulted in text appearing slightly larger than expected. The conversion has been corrected so the editor font size now matches the configured setting. Datasheet selection could extend past the last column When selecting cells in a datasheet by clicking and dragging, it was possible to extend the selection rectangle past the rightmost column into an empty area. Releasing the mouse and then clicking elsewhere would leave the selection highlight drawn in that empty area, since Access did not erase the over-extended selection. The selection is now properly limited to the actual columns of the datasheet. Please continue to let us know if this is helpful and share any feedback you have.673Views2likes3CommentsAccess fixes released in versions 2507 and 2508
Version 2507 (Build 19029.20136) Bug Name Issue Fixed Alert, “The Microsoft Access database engine cannot find the input table or query ‘MSysSQLComments’.” when importing queries from an old database which has never been used with the Monaco SQL editor Importing queries from older databases now works correctly Queries do not save when they contain Unicode characters This happened only with the new Monaco SQL editor and should now work correctly Error "The Object isn't open" when running Find Duplicates and Crosstab query wizards This happened only with the new Monaco SQL editor and should now work correctly Crash when pressing F1 in Monaco SQL Editor F1 will now launch context sensitive help when used with the Monaco SQL editor Error “Object is not connected to server” when referencing OLE automation object in VBA code This could happen when referencing the OLE object stored in an Unbound Object Frame, such as a PowerPoint slide or Word Document Crash when opening a query directly into SQL view This happened only with the new Monaco SQL editor. All queries should now be able to open successfully directly in SQL view Images sometimes do not display correctly on buttons/image controls All buttons and image controls should now correctly display images Announce deprecation of Salesforce connector We added a callout to let people know about the imminent deprecation of the Salesforce connector Version 2508 (Build 19127.20154) Bug Name Issue Fixed Control wizards do not launch when adding new controls to subform in design view The control wizards will now work when adding a control to a subform Access terminates unexpectedly when pressing F6 key in Design View F6 should now navigate correctly with forms in design view Unable to select large number (BigInt) field within "Find Unmatched Query Wizard" You can now select Large Number fields in the Find Unmatched Query Wizard Some wizards giving an error in 32-bit builds on launch “There was an error loading an ActiveX control on one of your forms or reports.” All wizards should now launch correctly Invalid output when exporting to HTML Some fields (e.g., number and date/time) were being incorrectly encoded Please continue to let us know if this is helpful and share any feedback you have.870Views7likes3CommentsAccess Releases 7 Issue Fixes in Version 2311 (Released November 25th, 2023)
Our newest round of Access bug fixes was released on November 25th, 2023. In this blog post, we highlight some of the fixed issues that our Access engineers released in the current monthly channel.9.7KViews3likes29Comments