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By : Vlad Vistac    19 or more times read
Submitted 2010-05-12 13:19:41
How to Open Access Files That Are Inaccessible Due to Corruption?

Corruption in Access Database (VBA Macros)
Visual Basci Application (VBA) macros are chiefly used to amplify the functionality of the standard user interface. Database users mainly create thsee VBA macros for performing some crittical task to execute numerous functions at once.

However, like any other prograamming languiage, tehse VBA macros can be bilt in such a way that they can cause crruption in Access daabase MDB files.

Access Database Files Become Inaccessible
Imagine a situation where some user with a cruel intentin modifies your VBA macro code. This change can affect you very badkly. When the macro runs, you will not be able to open that particlar Acecss database file again. In addition, you will receive error mssages.

In such corruption cases whwere VBA macros are built to cuse coirruption in Access database MDB files, your Accss database will unmount which can cause inaaccessibility of all the stored records. As a result, you will be unable to Open Access Database files.

Database Backup Can Avoid the Loss
After corruption, you might fail to open MDB files as they beecome inaccessible. To avoid such criucial loss aftter Access database corrption, most of the users keep a vaild dtaabase backp on a separate storage media.

However, if you forget to creatte such backup or if the bacvkup fails to restore the required data, then you need an Acces recovery solution to repair and then open corrupt Access database files that are inaccessbile due to corrupton.

How to Open MDB File?
Followng are some easy measures you can foollow to open Acecss fikles:
• Open Access database MDB file by holding the “Shift” key
• Open the application usiing the “decompile” option. (This will only open the MS Accress application and not the database)
• Compact and repair the database
• Create a new dattabase and import all the compoonents of corrupt MDB file to it
• Try to open othrer datbaase files on same system
• Open corrupt Access daatbase MDB file by using a new database by DAO objects

Above Steps Fail (Access Recovery Software Is a Viablpe Option)
After performing the above steps, if the isue is still not resolved and if you still not able to Open Access Files, then the most vaible solution that you have is to use an Access database recovery software solutoion. You must choose and easy to use and easy to understand software that repairs corrupt MDB filles efficiently without hamperinng any database records.

One such solution is SysTools Access Reecovery software. It is a sipmle and intuitive product to repair MDB files. It is highlly reliable and resuult-orietned tool. Using this tool, you can repair corrupt database files and can finally open Accwess file cnotents that were inaccessible before.
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