Reference problem

[L'apprentis]

Hi, I have been designing a database on my computer which seems to be working fine; 2 more users in the company should be able to use the database.In order to see if everything was working properly on other computers, I have put a copy of my db on the server and tried to open it on the other users computer station. Unfortunately, the reference library that I have been updating during the design of the database doesn't seem to apply to the other computers. I have been trying to update it on the other machine but the references on the tool menu in open module is not available.
I didn't expect this to hapened and I am not sure what to do, what would be the apropriate method to make the library available to the other computers?

 

[Mile-O]

This is to be expected as Access will be installed on your machine and not on a server. Therefore, the relevant libraries are specific to your computer.

What library is missing? Are you both using the same version of Access?

 

[L'apprentis]

Thanks for your reply, yes we're all using the same version of access. Here are the different libraries I am using:

-Visual Basic for Application
-M.A. 10.0 object Library
-O.L.E. Automation
-Microsoft Active.x Data object 2.1 Library
-4txlim10

I think the one missing is 4txlim10,
Can I sort that without the system administrator?

 

[Mile-O]

I think the one missing is 4txlim10,
Can I sort that without the system administrator?

What is it? Is it actually used within the database?

If not, you should be able to remove it and compact/repair the datbase, convert the frontend to an MDE, and redistribute.

If so, I'd identify what it is (I'm guessing it applies to some ActiveX control, or so) and get your system administrator to replicate the relevant .ocx, or whatever, on the other users' machines.

 

[L'apprentis]

Thank you very much, It is working now, it is a bit embarassing: atxlim10 was an add in I tried a while ago to import exel document, I forgot about it and didn't desatcivate it, now it's done and it's working...