Hello.
I am a single user developing a database for my personal use. I am not using a back end database. Everything in my database is contained in one ACCDB.
A while ago, I was single stepping thru some code, setting bookmarks, after stopping at a breakpoint. I had done no editing! There is no reason for Access to take any action except to wait for the next step request!
Unfortunately Access, without any warning message, decided it was time to make a backup of my database. When this happens, all of my bookmarks and breakpoints, which it took me a half hour to set up, are LOST! This undisciplined behavior is most frustrating!!!
As I use a lot of Modules, I backup frequently! I Decompile and recompile my database regularly, but not every time I run it. I have tried ALL of the standard solutions. I never had a problem like this when I was using Access 2000, 97 or 3.1!!!
I would appreciate a solution to what I consider a bug in the Access program itself!
Thank you.
Jim Stauble
I am a single user developing a database for my personal use. I am not using a back end database. Everything in my database is contained in one ACCDB.
A while ago, I was single stepping thru some code, setting bookmarks, after stopping at a breakpoint. I had done no editing! There is no reason for Access to take any action except to wait for the next step request!
Unfortunately Access, without any warning message, decided it was time to make a backup of my database. When this happens, all of my bookmarks and breakpoints, which it took me a half hour to set up, are LOST! This undisciplined behavior is most frustrating!!!
As I use a lot of Modules, I backup frequently! I Decompile and recompile my database regularly, but not every time I run it. I have tried ALL of the standard solutions. I never had a problem like this when I was using Access 2000, 97 or 3.1!!!
I would appreciate a solution to what I consider a bug in the Access program itself!
Thank you.
Jim Stauble