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Many thanks on that. I suspected as much when I did not get a dozen instant answers. I have an old computer with Windows 2000 Professional on it. It will be easy to replicate the tables in that and I trust that the VBA modules will transport as they are. I can transfer the queries to SQL and run...

I wish to create an app to run on Android and iPhones, but I have never used Java. I have created a working model as an Access 2016 application. The application is fairly simple, with half a dozen tables; the biggest of which has 10 attributes with no more than about 50 lines of data. Now I...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

I have just got the following to run through Start>Run "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe" "U:\Users\Corrupted.accdb" /decompile The database opens but when I try to open a module I still get the message”XYZ refers to a module that does not exist.” The decompile...

If I create a shortcut "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe/decompile" windows immediately changes the forward slash before decompile to a backslash as follows: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office5\root\office15\msaccess.exe\decompile" and produces a message that the...

I would but for some reason the run command does not accept the file path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15\msaccess.exe/decompile I get “Windows cannot find ‘C:\Program’ .... I don’t know how else to write it. I take it that you give the path to the application?

On decompile, I have modified the file paths as follows: Function Decompile-AccessDB{ param ([string]$dbFileName) [string]$argument = '"' + $dbFileName + '"' + "/Decompile" Start-Process -FilePath C:\ProgramFiles\MicrosoftOffice15\Data\Delta\root\office15\MSACCESS.EXE' -ArgumentList...

I have created the empty folders U:\Users\User\Documents\Recovery\ & U:\Users\User\Documents\Recoverytxt\ The section of code now reads as follows: Set cnt = dbs.Containers("Modules") For Each doc In cnt.Documents Application.SaveAsText acModule, doc.Name, "folder...

Thank you so much for the code. I have run it, as is, in the corrupted database and I get: “Compile error User-defined type not defined” on line “Dim dbs As DAO.Database” Strange? Could this be diagnostic? In an uncorrupted database I get “Reserved error” I presume that this is because...

Yes. I am importing them via the import wizard, one at a time, but I get the error message with every one I try. I have imported a module from an earlier version and it works fine. it also appears in the navigation pane in the VBA window, which the original modules do not, although they are...

If I try importing modules into a new database, I get an error saying that the “Name conflicts with existing, module, project or object library.” Any attempt at a rename is not accepted and the name immediately reverts to the old name.

If I try importing modules into a new database, from a copy of the corrupted database, the module names still appear in the import wizard menu, but I still get the same error error saying that the “Name conflicts with existing, module, project or object library.” This leads me to believe that...

The custom modules are visible in the navigation pane but any attempt to open them get the mesage: “The module name is misspelled or refers to a module that doesn’t exist.” In VBA (Alt F11) the navigation pane is empty There are no links to Custom Modules or Class Modules. Sorry for the...

Sorry, but I can't do that. I am very close to talking to a Intellectual Property Lawyer, so it would be unwise to disclose anything before I have spoken to him.

No. If I move naything it is through the import export wizards.