Microsoft Access Error Restricted Access

Asked By rickday 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/11/2011

Hi guys,

When I opened my database through a network, an error message popped up that I might not have rights in using the database.

Restricted Access!

You do not have access to this database. Please contact administrator.

I wonder why I can't access the database while an hour ago, I managed to access it. The network administrator checked it and found no problems and no changes were made ever since my last access. Please give some inputs on what areas might cause this problem. Thanks lot and more power guys.  

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Answered By Sidd Barret 0 points N/A #97793

Microsoft Access Error Restricted Access

That begins to appear to be a feasible database or VBA task data corruption problem.

Try creating a totally fresh database and posting your entire items in to that one. If the problem continues in the fresh data source record (you need to totally reset your references in the brand new document, possibly).

This problem often comes about when Office will be updated the file occasionally will get transferred and you also only have to enter in the reference the actual document is going to be positioned in any folder similar towards the a single below.

C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12msacc.olb

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Answered By Edmund Joseph 5 points N/A #97795

Microsoft Access Error Restricted Access

 

Hi there user:

To see the output of this problem, type the ‘Full path of Wrkgadm.exe’ in the open box of Run dialog box.

 

I will give you three (3) possible solutions for this problem.

1.      Renaming database could help, this is to make sure that there’s only one (1) .ldb file in the folder which contains the workgroup file and database file.

2.      Create a new folder for the database file.

3.      Open the database (exclusively).

 

If in case these three (3) wouldn’t work for you, please post again.

 

Thanks for asking here at techyv.com

 

Best regards,

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