Invalid Procedure Call Or Argument Error 5 Access 2003
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doing a string comparison Microsoft Office for Developers > Access for Developers Question 0 Sign in to vote I just started getting this error on my PC (XP Pro Office 2010). Can't think of anything I did since yesterday that may have caused it. It occurs on any string comparison eg If "s" = "s" then I even invalid procedure call or argument access created a new database with just one module and one procedure with this code and I still get the error. I reckon it must be some sort of reference issue or some broken or lost DLL. I've run the Office Install using the repair option but this didn't help It's making it a bit hard to get any work done. Any ideas? Wednesday, October 06, 2010 5:01 AM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote Thanks everyone, I hate to give up on these things but I can't see a solution. I'ts definitely a corruption of my office install and the reinstall using the repair option doesn't fix it. Fortunately I created a clone of my hard disk on Monday night and I've now installed the clone. Everything works fine again and I just have to remember which files I've changed since Monday and recover them. Ahh Casper, my friendly ghost(er). Marked as answer by VanderghastModerator Thursday, October 07, 2010 1:26 PM Thursday, October 07, 2010 2:47 AM Reply |
other of the remedies below will usually resolve this. 1) VBA References These references might need updating when Access has just been upgraded or moved between invalid procedure call access machines running different versions of Microsoft Access. It is a good idea to
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document the references that you use. To see the libraries an Access project has referenced, open any code window (Ctrl+G),
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and choose Tools | References If any references display "MISSING REFERENCE", make a note of the name, uncheck it and then scroll down to find an equivalent valid reference, most often a https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/7d2ed2e7-3288-42a2-b8c1-ec3cd9033951/error-5-invalid-procedure-call-or-argument-when-doing-a-string-comparison?forum=accessdev slightly newer version. The essential references are: Visual Basic For Applications Microsoft Access xx.x Object Library Microsoft DAO 3.x Object Library or Microsoft Office xx.x Access database engine Those will allow you to write VBA code, address built-in access objects (forms etc) and read/write to ACCDB/MDB file respectively. Access will not let you remove these 3 libraries from your database. Other very common references: http://ss64.com/access/syntax-invalid-procedure-call.html OLE Automation (Fonts, Pictures) Microsoft Office xx.x Data Access Components Installed Version (ActiveX Data Objects/ADO, OLE DB, and ODBC) Compile all modules after adjusting references. 2) Rebuild Create a new database file and import all the objects into it. 3) Decompile Backup the database and decompile it with a command like this: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\MSACCESS.EXE" "C:\work\ss64.mdb" /decompile Adjust the path to match your database and version of Microsoft Office. If the database contains any startup code hold down the shift key to bypass it. Once the database has been decompiled, close the Access instance completely. Open a new Access instance, again hold down the shift key to bypass any startup code, and then compact and repair the database. You can now recompile the VBA code by opening any module and selecting Debug | Compile 4) Registry Close Access, back up and then delete the following registry key: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Access] Adjust the path to match your version of Microsoft Office. 5) Reinstall the latest Microsoft Office service pack. 6) Corrupt form It is possible for the metadata around Access forms to become corrupt, make a backup of the entire Access database, delete the last
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