Hi everyone,
We're using an accdb with several tables/queries/forms/... (ex. one table linked to an sql server and several tables linked to excel workbooks). All those files (accdb and xlsx) are on a network.
Yesterday morning I got a support call related to "Sudden loss of tables, queries, forms on network". I open the DB and "nothing in it... but filesize look fine.
I DL and did a try to (**************** for Access) trial and it seem like all are still inside. I've done several tries to bring back tables/queries/etc back into the left pane without success (event repair/compress doesn't work)
This is the 1st time I see this "bug". Is (**************** for Access) a good option (table linked to SQL is close to 7000 records).
Thanks for reading and share your solutions.
Note: I plan to buy a software to recover content of the accdb file but shall I recover directly at the file location or may I copy paste it on my laptop 1st? Propably more a question for the software customer support but want to know your feeling.
We're using an accdb with several tables/queries/forms/... (ex. one table linked to an sql server and several tables linked to excel workbooks). All those files (accdb and xlsx) are on a network.
Yesterday morning I got a support call related to "Sudden loss of tables, queries, forms on network". I open the DB and "nothing in it... but filesize look fine.
I DL and did a try to (**************** for Access) trial and it seem like all are still inside. I've done several tries to bring back tables/queries/etc back into the left pane without success (event repair/compress doesn't work)
This is the 1st time I see this "bug". Is (**************** for Access) a good option (table linked to SQL is close to 7000 records).
Thanks for reading and share your solutions.
Note: I plan to buy a software to recover content of the accdb file but shall I recover directly at the file location or may I copy paste it on my laptop 1st? Propably more a question for the software customer support but want to know your feeling.
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