- #Access runtime 2010 use full version#
- #Access runtime 2010 use 32 bit#
- #Access runtime 2010 use full#
#Access runtime 2010 use full#
Why not test the application on your working machine with the full edition as runtime mode?
#Access runtime 2010 use full version#
IF same code working in MSSQL and Access 2013 full version but doesn't work in Access 2013 runtime version its obviously access2013 runtime version issue. (I am talking here about Trusted Locations ) It is nice that you have it operational, but I would be resolving the true Root Cause, rather than a workaround as it will most probably poke it head up again in the future since it hasn't been properly addressed as is! It is nice that you have it operational, but I would be resolving the true Root Cause, rather than a workaround as it will most probably poke it head up again in the future since it hasn't been properly addressed as is! - Daniel Pineault Microsoft MVP 2010-2021 This also why Late Binding techniques are preferred (IMHO) never encountering such issues. Then everything else will fall into place. As I said, you need to put in a procedure to go through your references and inform you of what The bitness of your windows installation has no impact on the Right() function. You still have an underlying issue (most probably a reference issue) that shouldĪs for 'buggy', doubtful in this instance.
The fact that you got it working with a stored procedure does not mean you have fixed all your issues, as all you have done is shifted this one item to your server to deal with. This is the very first thing that need to be done when deploying any Access solution. You never answered Alberts question/comment regarding Trusted Locations and Sandbox mode. Typically, an issue with a basic command such as Right() indicates a Reference issue. WHERE ( = AND am spending most of my time chasing ERRORs because of buggy Microsoft products. SELECT Right(Machine_Code,2) as Mach, Status, RedBin, Control_Number, Bin_Num, Setup, Operator, Prod_Qty, Ship_Qty, Scrap_Qty Qdf.Connect = ServerConnection_Production_LVįorm_frmDayDtl.RecordSource = procedure Form_frmDayDtl_Access2013 Set qdf = "Exec Form_frmDayDtl_Access2013 = '" & fProdOrd.Value & = '" & fDay & "' " Got it work with calling stored procedure StrData2 = "FROM " & ServerConnectionWith_Production_LV & "Daily_Prod " StrData1 = "SELECT Right(Machine_Code,2) as Mach, Status, RedBin, Control_Number, Bin_Num, Setup, Operator, Prod_Qty, Ship_Qty, Scrap_Qty "
This is doesn't work in runtime version Access 2013 ,works only full time version
#Access runtime 2010 use 32 bit#
Unfortunately this is only works on Windows 7 64 bit, couldn't make it work with windows 7 32 bit on our local network, spent 2 days on it and it still doesn't work (of course access 2010 and below worked the recommended way) - buggy Microsoft product Tested on multiple computers (access 2013) Do you have any additional references set and used by VBA such as Word, Outlook etc? (in the VBA editor, go tools->references to view your current settings). If above is not your issue, then likely you have a broken reference. I suspect the issue here is running the application in a trusted location. So sandbox mode should be ok and you likely don’t have to change this issue. Sandbox mode can also effect this, but the right$() can work EVEN if you set the database engine to run in “sandbox” mode (unsafe expressions). First you need to ensure that the directory that the application is running under is a trusted location.
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