
MSACCESS caused an invalid page fault in module vba332.dll
ACC95: "Invalid Page Fault in
VBA232.DLL" Error Message
Last reviewed: June 2, 1997
Article ID: Q141222
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Access version 7.0
SYMPTOMS
Novice: Requires knowledge of the user interface on single-user computers.
In Microsoft Access version 7.0, you may receive the following error
message while
developing, over time, an application with code, for example, when you work
on a form
containing event procedures or when you start the application:
This application has performed an illegal operation and will be shut
down.
If you click the Details button, you see the following information:
Msaccess.exe caused an invalid page fault in module VBA232.DLL.
NOTE: This error can also occur when you print a code module in Far East
versions of
Microsoft Access, which contains DBSC (double-byte character set)
characters.
CAUSE
This error message has three possible causes:
A confirmed bug in the Visual Basic for Applications Development
Environment
(VBA232.dll version 2.0.5524)
A damaged database
Mismatched dynamic link libraries (.dll files) in the \Windows\System
folder as a
result of installing Microsoft Office Standard for Windows 95 or
Microsoft Office
Professional for Windows 95 before Microsoft Access 7.0
RESOLUTION
You can resolve this error message by trying the following steps. If you
try these in order,
you can stop at whichever step eliminates the problem and skip the
remaining steps:
1.Install the update to Vba232.dll. For more information about this
update and how to
obtain it, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge
Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q147529
TITLE : ACC95: Updated Vba232.dll Available on MSL
also look at the earlier notes about 'compile....' check to see if any of the
libraries on the list that pops up are 'MISSING..." see dev's note.
Quote:
> I've just reinstalled Access97 on my machine. When I attempt to open the
> sample Developer Solutions.mdb for example, I get an error message -
> "compile error: can't find project or library". I click okay and then
> attempt to start my object browser to find the missing library, and receive
> another error, "msaccess has caused an invalid page fault in module
> vba332.dll". This error is fatal. I cannot go beyond this point. My
> vba332.dll is version 3.0.7019 and is 1,560 kb. I've installed the
> sp1off97.exe also. Is there another more recent version of vba332.dll out
> there? Thanks. Microsoft's knowledge base has not been responding today
> to any queries. Any help would be very much appreciated.