I am in the process of developing an Access 2003 application, and almost done. While I was fixing some errors with controls on one of the reports, seems like the database corrupted. Now, I keep getting "microsoft office access has detected corruption in this file....etc". It instructs me to Compact & Repair, but when I get the same error message when I try that. If I open a blank database & try to import objects from the corrupted database, I cannot access/view the objects of the corrupted file from the blank database. Unfortunately, I dont have a backup of the file, I can try to restore to an earlier storage point (using System Restore), but will lose considerable work. Any ideas?
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How to fix error in database: microsoft office access has detected corruption in this file
Started by brianhor45, Aug 29 2015 06:09 AM
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Posted 31 August 2015 - 05:26 AM
It sounds like you're about to lose considerable work and learn a valuable lesson about making regular backups.
Have you looked into revision control systems?
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