Question Access 2010 messages

[SBCUser666]

Converted an Access 2003 app to 2010. I am running it as an .accde

When it runs I have a yellow info bar that says the database has been opened read-only. You can only change data in linked tables.

Well, duh, that is why I am using an .accde. Can I get rid of this message?

When I exit the app I get a message box that says A problem occurred with removal of personal information from this file. Some personal information may not have been removed.

What info?

 

[boblarson]

You probably haven't put it in a defined Trusted Location, or made it a Trusted App.

 

[SBCUser666]

Well, I got around it. There was 1 table in the .accde that was not linked. It was for version numbers of the app. Since it was not needed I deleted it from the .accdb and recreated the .accde. Both messages are gone.

You probably haven't put it in a defined Trusted Location, or made it a Trusted App.

 

[SBCUser666]

Well, I thought it was fixed. I made the folder the ACCDE is in a Trusted Location. Still get the errors.

I should mention this is a split DB. The backend is on a server. I put that folder in Trusted Locations. Still get the error.

If I run the ACCDB frontend with it pointing to the same backend I get no read-only warning and I don't get the removal problem message when I close the app.

One uses an ACCDE so usesr can't change anything not in a table. Access 2010 should not complain about that. And I still don't know what personal info is being added that can't be removed.

If I make the ACCDB frontend file read-only I get the same messages.

You probably haven't put it in a defined Trusted Location, or made it a Trusted App.