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13, 2006. Guest Can you help me understand why Acccess 2003 is having trouble opening a recordset using the following code? I've copied this almost exactly out of a book and checked its format against other books and the http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/dao-error-opening-recordset-user-defined-type-not-defined.2600838/ help file. It seems right, but Access keeps stopping at the database definition, saying, "User-defined Type Not Defined." Here's the code: Dim dbInfo As Database Dim rstMaster As dao.Recordset Set dbInfo = CurrentDb() 'Open the recordset Set https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgR8rgAkFj8 rstMaster = dbInfo.OpenRecordset("tblLeadershipMaster_FanChartData", dbOpenDynaset) Access doesn't seem to be recognizing any of the DAO stuff. Can you help? , Jun 13, 2006 #1 Advertisements Zach Guest In your VBA editor; select Tools... References; Scroll down and compile error find "Microsoft DAO x.xx Object Library"... choose the highest version and check it. That should solve your problem. wrote: > Can you help me understand why Acccess 2003 is having trouble opening a > recordset using the following code? I've copied this almost exactly out > of a book and checked its format against other books and the help file. > It seems right, but Access keeps stopping at the database definition, > saying, "User-defined compile error user Type Not Defined." > > Here's the code: > > Dim dbInfo As Database > Dim rstMaster As dao.Recordset > > Set dbInfo = CurrentDb() > > 'Open the recordset > Set rstMaster = > dbInfo.OpenRecordset("tblLeadershipMaster_FanChartData", dbOpenDynaset) > > Access doesn't seem to be recognizing any of the DAO stuff. > > Can you help? Zach, Jun 13, 2006 #2 Advertisements Guest Guest A user defined data type is an array of variable(s). The application presumes you wrote a new datatype called Database, because it does not recognize Database as a data type. Therefore, that data type called Database is not defined. Guest, Jun 13, 2006 #3 Douglas J Steele Guest I'd have expected that with Access 2000 or Access 2002, but Access 2003 is supposed to have a DAO reference set by default. In any case, go into the VB Editor, select Tools | References from the menu, scroll through the list until you find the reference to the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library and select it. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) <> wrote in message news:... > Can you help me understand why Acccess 2003 is having trouble opening a > recordset using the following code? I've copied this almost exactly out > of a book and checked its format against
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