Access 2007 Unrecognized Database Format Error
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Format Microsoft Office for Developers > Access for Developers Question 1 Sign in to vote I created a database for a customer in Access 2010. The default format I am using is Access 2007. I saved it as
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an accdb. The customer has Access 2007 SP2. When I try to open it on the customer's machine (and one of my machines that has Access 2007) I get "Unrecognized database format". I have tried removing all of the references I could to Office 2010 libraries to no avail. I created a blank db using the same settings and it opens fine. I was supposed to deliver this today, but I guess that's out. Any ideas? unrecognized database format access 2010 Here's an in depth update. To find out where the problem lies, I created a db on the target machine and moved it to my machine. I imported everything from the problem db to the blank one. And then moved that file back to the target machine and it failed to open. So I created another blank db on the target machine and moved it to my machine. I imported only the tables and moved the file back to the target. It opened fine. So I moved it back to my machine and imported the queries (tables still in db). I moved it back to the target machine and it opened OK. So I moved it back to my machine and imported the forms. I moved it back to the target machine and it failed to open. I then took it back to my machine, removed the forms, and moved it back to the target. It still failed to open. After much work I have determined that I can include everything (tables, queries, modules, and reports) but the forms and the db will open OK on the target machine. Is the problem with VBA? Edited by fourfather Thursday, July 15, 2010 3:35 PM even more data Thursday, July 15, 2010 2:51 PM Reply | Quote Answers 3 Sign in to vote After struggling with this issue fo
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Error 3343 “Unrecognized Database Format in MS- Access” - Fixed Error 3343 “Unrecognized Database Format in MS- Access” - Fixed Stacy Brown | May 5th, 2015 | Data Recovery When working with Access, it http://blog.systoolsgroup.com/error-3343-unrecognized-database-format-ms-access-fixed.html is just inevitable that you cannot come across errors. The most common error noticed when a user tries to access a database in Access is that getting a message saying that the file does not belong to the Access database and it is an unrecognized database format, which is also named as error 3343. The screenshot of the error is given below: What could be the reason for the occurrence database format of such error "Error 3343 Unrecognized Database Format"? Let us find out the possible causes of the error and then find a suitable solution to fix it. Reason 1: Chances of Database Corruption It is likely that your database has been corrupted. In Access, corruption of database is critical yet a controllable one. The origin of database corruption can be traced back to the reason that the database of MS-Access unrecognized database format is a single large file and in most cases, users have split it into two separate files. As it is a one big file, so if there occurs a fail over in any section and this might be due to system crash or a network disconnection, the whole database gets broken or in other words get corrupted. Fixing it up The reasons for database corruption can be attributed to different nebulous issues. However, there is no reason to panic as you can restore the data stored on Access database conveniently from backup. Using the Inbuilt Repair Utility MS-Access has an inbuilt repair tool that can be deployed by following the settings given below: Once the utility compacts the database, it starts repairing the corrupted tables, indexes, queries present in the database. However, users cannot use this utility for repairing objects like reports, forms, etc. Note: If users cannot even open the database then there is now way that they can the Compact and Repair Database utility to repair the database. However, they can download another tool known as JETCOMP tool which performs exactly the same role in repairing the corrupted database without opening the database file. Reason 2: Opening the MS-Access Database File in Previous Versions This happ