
Invalid Page Fault in VBA332
Ted
You're a star! I had to get an administrator to write a piece of code around
it as the database can't be opened from the command line, but once that had
been done, everything was AOK.
Cheers!
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Regards
Martin Dennett
South European Updater/Facilitator
Aerodata Quantum+
Out & About Section Editor
North West Air News/Air Britain Merseyside Branch
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Quote:
> Martin,
> Sometimes your VBA project gets corrupted. You must decompile the mdb
then
> compile and save again.
> You decompile the VBA project by launching mdb with the command-line
switch
> /decompile.
> I have experienced cases where your class modules become basic modules in
> this process. You must copy the code out, delete the old object, then
> create a new class module with the same name as the old module and paste
the
> code.
> I found an article from the Access Web that offers some background.
> http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0008.htm
> Ted McNeal
> > A database I use has a security front end to open the database. Upon
> > entering user details, I get an error "MSACCESS has caused an invalid
page
> > fault in module VBA332.DLL at 017f:6517daaa.
> > The version of the file I'm using is 3.0.7019. I have uninstalled &
> > reinstalled Access to no avail. Any help would be appreciated.
> > --
> > Regards
> > Martin Dennett
> > South European Updater/Facilitator
> > Aerodata Quantum+
> > Out & About Section Editor
> > North West Air News/Air Britain Merseyside Branch
> > Web Site :- http://members.nbci.com/ABM/menu.html