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    thangvo007 is offline Novice
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    Microsoft Access failed to create the Visual Basic Module

    Access 2010 - "Microsoft Access failed to create the Visual Basic Module.
    "If your database is on a network drive (which mine is not), check your network connection and then try again".


    That was the message I've got when I was trying to access the visual module and code an Event for my [CmdButton]. (Please see the attachment for more details).
    If you have experienced or knowledge of this please shed me some lights. Thanks a lot.
    Thang
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    WOW , never seen that one!!
    Did you try CTL-G ? (vb mode)

    I would guess either:

    the db is locked or write prevented
    the network connection IS lost and you cant talk to the db
    you dont have rights on that network folder
    and possible:
    the db is full. (Once the 2gig limit has been hit, Access will throw WEIRD strange errors that dont make sense.

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