I have created an Access database using Access 2007. The database is created
in Access 2000 format. I then save the database on my Vista x64 in Documents
folder. I then drag and drop using Windows Explorer on Vista to a Network
share on XP pro machine. The data base ends up being corrupted with the
following error. " ... could not find the object MSysDb." Other errors are
seen as well. What ever the error the database is corrupted. I can not open
with Access 2003 on XP Pro or using Access 2007 on Vista. However, if I
perfrom a Save As to an Access 2000 format on the network share the database
opens fine from both computers. If the copy remains on the Vista computer
all is fine.

What is the drag drop copy doing to the database? I have a work around for
now, but I am concerned that I may not always be able to perform a "Save as"
to a network share for every database, as I administer various remote
customers. What other products are affected by the drag and drop? Is Vista
performing some kind of conversion when it does a drag and drop copy? Can I
turn this off? Is this a Vista x64 problem only?

--
Don Becker
PCIS

Hi Don--

There are MSFT Access Newsgroups available. You can search for them on the
web site for MSFT groups or if you're doing this the much better way via Win
Mail, just rt. click the toolbar>customize>add newsgroups and search for
Access. I answer a lot of Office questions as do others on these groups,
but I want you to get the best possible expertise and I don't use Access
regularly. The access groups are full of Access MVPs and other very good
experts.

Good luck,

CH


"DonB2K_PCIS" <DonB2KPCIS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FFE1249A-CD93-4851-AEC6-EDB6B767886A@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>I have created an Access database using Access 2007. The database is
>created
> in Access 2000 format. I then save the database on my Vista x64 in
> Documents
> folder. I then drag and drop using Windows Explorer on Vista to a Network
> share on XP pro machine. The data base ends up being corrupted with the
> following error. " ... could not find the object MSysDb." Other errors
> are
> seen as well. What ever the error the database is corrupted. I can not
> open
> with Access 2003 on XP Pro or using Access 2007 on Vista. However, if I
> perfrom a Save As to an Access 2000 format on the network share the
> database
> opens fine from both computers. If the copy remains on the Vista computer
> all is fine.
>
> What is the drag drop copy doing to the database? I have a work around
> for
> now, but I am concerned that I may not always be able to perform a "Save
> as"
> to a network share for every database, as I administer various remote
> customers. What other products are affected by the drag and drop? Is
> Vista
> performing some kind of conversion when it does a drag and drop copy? Can
> I
> turn this off? Is this a Vista x64 problem only?
>
> --
> Don Becker
> PCIS[/color]

I have checked the Office and Access newsgroups and found nothing regarding
Vista causing data corruption. I believe that this is a Windows Vista
Question as it is corrupting the file when I perform a Drag and drop copy
using Windows Explorer. When I use Total Commander to copy the file there is
not a problem. It is not an Access problem by itself. Windows Explorer is
corrupting the file. Does Windows Explorer perform some kind of conversion
when Office 2007 is installed.
--
Don Becker
PCIS


"Chad Harris" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hi Don--
>
> There are MSFT Access Newsgroups available. You can search for them on the
> web site for MSFT groups or if you're doing this the much better way via Win
> Mail, just rt. click the toolbar>customize>add newsgroups and search for
> Access. I answer a lot of Office questions as do others on these groups,
> but I want you to get the best possible expertise and I don't use Access
> regularly. The access groups are full of Access MVPs and other very good
> experts.
>
> Good luck,
>
> CH
>
>
> "DonB2K_PCIS" <DonB2KPCIS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:FFE1249A-CD93-4851-AEC6-EDB6B767886A@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> >I have created an Access database using Access 2007. The database is
> >created
> > in Access 2000 format. I then save the database on my Vista x64 in
> > Documents
> > folder. I then drag and drop using Windows Explorer on Vista to a Network
> > share on XP pro machine. The data base ends up being corrupted with the
> > following error. " ... could not find the object MSysDb." Other errors
> > are
> > seen as well. What ever the error the database is corrupted. I can not
> > open
> > with Access 2003 on XP Pro or using Access 2007 on Vista. However, if I
> > perfrom a Save As to an Access 2000 format on the network share the
> > database
> > opens fine from both computers. If the copy remains on the Vista computer
> > all is fine.
> >
> > What is the drag drop copy doing to the database? I have a work around
> > for
> > now, but I am concerned that I may not always be able to perform a "Save
> > as"
> > to a network share for every database, as I administer various remote
> > customers. What other products are affected by the drag and drop? Is
> > Vista
> > performing some kind of conversion when it does a drag and drop copy? Can
> > I
> > turn this off? Is this a Vista x64 problem only?
> >
> > --
> > Don Becker
> > PCIS[/color]
>
>[/color]