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Record (s) cannont be read; no read permission on MSysObjectsI some how go this error after a box came up and said my database needed to
be repaired and I clicked repair and then when I tried to open it I got the error above. I have a previous version of the data base that opens fine. I am using Access 2000. Any help that I could get on this would be great. I have a lot of records in there that I don't have back ups for. Thanks, Pete The database has become corrupt. You may be able to recover:
backup the mdb Try compacting your database using Jetcomp, available at http://support.microsoft.com/?id=273956 If that fails, try creating a new database and importing objects from the old. Since it's secured, you'll lose all permissions when you import the objects, so... Use the dbUtilities 1.1 at http://www.daiglenet.com/MSAccess.htm to script out the permissions to a table. Create a new mdb while joined to your secure mdw. Import all objects (no MSys objects) to your new mdb. Use the dbUtilities 1.1 code to reapply the permissions to the objects in the new mdb. If that fails, you can try www.pksolutions.com -- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP Pete M wrote: > I some how go this error after a box came up and said my database > needed to be repaired and I clicked repair and then when I tried to > open it I got the error above. I have a previous version of the data > base that opens fine. I am using Access 2000. Any help that I could > get on this would be great. I have a lot of records in there that I > don't have back ups for. > > Thanks, > Pete
Access 2003 security warnings
Inner Joins Problem switching between Workgroups Warehouse personnel can't get the needed form - just the backgroun Opening a previously secured database Access security question Undoing Access security user enviroment needed? Protect Access database in a Network Problem opening an Access file from my computer |
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