I have an accdb file that I can compile both with 32 bit access on machine 1 and 64 bit access on machine 2. I generated an accde file say a.accde on the 32 bit machine. I have used Ptrsafe to ensure that it can be used regardless of the bitness.
However, when I try to add reference to a.accde on a database b.accdb on machine 2 (64 bit access), it fails with the message "Can't add a reference to the specified file." I thought that if I can compile a.accdb on machine 2 (64 bit) then it has all valid definition from bitness perspective.
Am I missing something? What else can cause above error?
However, when I try to add reference to a.accde on a database b.accdb on machine 2 (64 bit access), it fails with the message "Can't add a reference to the specified file." I thought that if I can compile a.accdb on machine 2 (64 bit) then it has all valid definition from bitness perspective.
Am I missing something? What else can cause above error?