Problems running Acc2003 DB in Acc2007

Hi there,

I have Access 2003 created database that I have been running in Access
2007. Lately a couple strange problems have cropped up:

1) I have a Form that opens via a button on another Form. Now in
Acc2007 if produces a "Error number 3011: the Microsoft Office Access
database engine could not find the object '2'. Make sure the object
exists and that you spell its name and the path name correctly"

2) I have a Report with a SubReport, when the report opens the
subreport portion is completely blank as if it wasn't there at all.
In Design View it looks perfectly normal.

The same database works fine under Acc2003. These issues seemed to
have cropped up around the time SP1 was installed, but could be
coincidence.

Thoughts, ideas??

TIA,

Re: Problems running Acc2003 DB in Acc2007

It seems that the missing object seems to be the 'Form' and the subreport
both require the same missing object. The report would show no records if
there are no records to display of if there are critical errors in it's
environment.

To me, the only difference would have something to do with your references.
Check your references and see if there is one reference missing.


"Gil" wrote in message
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> Hi there,
>
> I have Access 2003 created database that I have been running in Access
> 2007. Lately a couple strange problems have cropped up:
>
> 1) I have a Form that opens via a button on another Form. Now in
> Acc2007 if produces a "Error number 3011: the Microsoft Office Access
> database engine could not find the object '2'. Make sure the object
> exists and that you spell its name and the path name correctly"
>
> 2) I have a Report with a SubReport, when the report opens the
> subreport portion is completely blank as if it wasn't there at all.
> In Design View it looks perfectly normal.
>
> The same database works fine under Acc2003. These issues seemed to
> have cropped up around the time SP1 was installed, but could be
> coincidence.
>
> Thoughts, ideas??
>
> TIA,