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Old April 11th, 2009, 07:29 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Scott
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Default Upgrading to Access 2007

I'm trying to update my flight logbook database to Access 2007. However,
when I try, it says that the database is open by the Admin and can't be
updated until it is closed by the admin (or words to that effect).

All the help that I google says to erase the .ldb file, which is present
when the database is open. When the database is open, I can't delete the
file, because it is being used. When I close Access, the file disappears.

I've also tried to import to a blank Access 2007 database, but it flags a
missing procedure. (I'm trying to reaquaint myself with Access, since I
wrote these routines a few years ago...yikes) In any case, I was hoping to
update using the above mentioned method.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott
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Old April 11th, 2009, 01:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Noëlla Gabriël
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Default Upgrading to Access 2007

Hi,

have you tried to save the new converted database in a new folder and a new
name?
--
Kind regards
Noëlla


"Scott" wrote:

I'm trying to update my flight logbook database to Access 2007. However,
when I try, it says that the database is open by the Admin and can't be
updated until it is closed by the admin (or words to that effect).

All the help that I google says to erase the .ldb file, which is present
when the database is open. When the database is open, I can't delete the
file, because it is being used. When I close Access, the file disappears.

I've also tried to import to a blank Access 2007 database, but it flags a
missing procedure. (I'm trying to reaquaint myself with Access, since I
wrote these routines a few years ago...yikes) In any case, I was hoping to
update using the above mentioned method.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott

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Old April 11th, 2009, 04:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Scott
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Default Upgrading to Access 2007

I tried this, with the same result...

"Noëlla Gabriël" wrote:

Hi,

have you tried to save the new converted database in a new folder and a new
name?
--
Kind regards
Noëlla


"Scott" wrote:

I'm trying to update my flight logbook database to Access 2007. However,
when I try, it says that the database is open by the Admin and can't be
updated until it is closed by the admin (or words to that effect).

All the help that I google says to erase the .ldb file, which is present
when the database is open. When the database is open, I can't delete the
file, because it is being used. When I close Access, the file disappears.

I've also tried to import to a blank Access 2007 database, but it flags a
missing procedure. (I'm trying to reaquaint myself with Access, since I
wrote these routines a few years ago...yikes) In any case, I was hoping to
update using the above mentioned method.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott

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Old April 13th, 2009, 05:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Tom van Stiphout[_2_]
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Default Upgrading to Access 2007

On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 23:29:01 -0700, Scott
wrote:

Try this:
Open Access Office Button, Open, and go find your file Open it
WHILE HOLDING DOWN THE SHIFT KEY Alt+F11 to open a code window
Debug Compile Fix any errors.
Also Tools References and resolve any broken references.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP


I'm trying to update my flight logbook database to Access 2007. However,
when I try, it says that the database is open by the Admin and can't be
updated until it is closed by the admin (or words to that effect).

All the help that I google says to erase the .ldb file, which is present
when the database is open. When the database is open, I can't delete the
file, because it is being used. When I close Access, the file disappears.

I've also tried to import to a blank Access 2007 database, but it flags a
missing procedure. (I'm trying to reaquaint myself with Access, since I
wrote these routines a few years ago...yikes) In any case, I was hoping to
update using the above mentioned method.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott

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Old April 13th, 2009, 05:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Scott
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Default Upgrading to Access 2007

That worked! Thanks!

"Tom van Stiphout" wrote:

On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 23:29:01 -0700, Scott
wrote:

Try this:
Open Access Office Button, Open, and go find your file Open it
WHILE HOLDING DOWN THE SHIFT KEY Alt+F11 to open a code window
Debug Compile Fix any errors.
Also Tools References and resolve any broken references.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP


I'm trying to update my flight logbook database to Access 2007. However,
when I try, it says that the database is open by the Admin and can't be
updated until it is closed by the admin (or words to that effect).

All the help that I google says to erase the .ldb file, which is present
when the database is open. When the database is open, I can't delete the
file, because it is being used. When I close Access, the file disappears.

I've also tried to import to a blank Access 2007 database, but it flags a
missing procedure. (I'm trying to reaquaint myself with Access, since I
wrote these routines a few years ago...yikes) In any case, I was hoping to
update using the above mentioned method.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott


 




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