Invalid Page Fault in VBA332 
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 Invalid Page Fault in VBA332

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.*-*-*.com/

Ted McNeal


Quote:
> 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://www.*-*-*.com/



Sun, 17 Aug 2003 12:51:21 GMT  
 Invalid Page Fault in VBA332
If you want the actual page that it should be linking to, try:

http://www.trigeminal.com/usenet/usenet004.asp

instead of the one it is trying to use. I sent mail to Dev to fix that up.
:-)

--
MichKa

a new book on internationalization in VB at
http://www.i18nWithVB.com/


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



Sun, 17 Aug 2003 21:53:45 GMT  
 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!

--

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


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



Sun, 17 Aug 2003 23:33:25 GMT  
 
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