Mde Error!!! Any Other Way To Secure Db Objects?

[popeye]

Im unable to create an MDE file, access keeps trying and then saying that its unable to create MDE.//// Is there any other way that I can secure both my codes, forms, modules and macros from being imported into another database since I cant create the MDE file?

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Are you using access 2003?

 

[pbaldy]

The most common reason an MDE can't be created is code that won't compile. Go into the VBA editor and see if the code compiles.

 

[popeye]

1. yes im using 2003 but i also tried the same project in a 200 file format and it wouldnt compile...


The program runs but the reason access gave has to do witht he creation of Table ID's if i remember correctly, saying basically the larger the project is then the more Id's that would need to be created....


Is there an alternative to creating the MDE?

 

[humph]

I had this problem and ran the debug - it found 2 errors in the macros. once found it converted to an MDE file no problem. assume that you have split the database prior to running the MDE.

 

[humph]

Make mde file

I had this problem and ran the debug - it found 2 errors in the macros. once found it converted to an MDE file no problem. assume that you have split the database prior to running the MDE

 

[pa3329]

The most common reason an MDE can't be created is code that won't compile. Go into the VBA editor and see if the code compiles.

I was having a problem creating an MDE file for my database. I was going to post a question about it but I searched (like a good poster does) and found this thread. I followed your tip and it worked wonders, Thanks!