How to get a clean compile? (A2k (9.0.4402) SR-1)

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How to get a clean compile?

A2k (9.0.4402) SR-1

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You best bet may be to decompile the database, then recompile.

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Sometimes Access, and especially Acess 2000, gets into a partially compiled state and sticks there. Then you have to do a decompile to get it completely decompiled so you can successfully compile it again.

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Thanks Charlotte & Mark

decomplie worked fine, I also got results opening a new DB and importing all objects from old DB into new DB.

Is there a complie error log written anywhere?

Is it normal to get an error message when compile finds a legitimate error?

Many thanks for your response

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You always get an error when compile finds one, and the compile won’t continue until you fix the error. There is no provision for writing a compile error log to allow you to go back and fix a bunch of them at once. Access wants you to fix them as it finds them.

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