I have run into a peculair error message for a database that has been in current use for over a year. The database requires a logon password for the database itself (not for each individual user). This database has been in use for over a year without this issue happening before today. Last Friday I moved the total records counter up from 1000 to 10000 (in Tools, Options, Edit/Find) because of an issues associates with the number of records viewable when using the Filter By Form function. After making the change to 10000 the database (on my end) worked as it should. I probably opened this database at least 15 times on Saturday alone to make sure everything worked properly. After sending the database back to the client they received the attached error message, just after entering the database password. After notifying me of such, I opened the same database, on a different PC then the one used to make the changes, and it opens for me fine. I even had another person who works in my office open the database without any problems.
I tried to find some information on the Microsoft Knowledge website, as well as searched the archives here in Woody’s Lounge, but could not find anything which related to it. I might had that had the user set the counter back to 5000, then 2000, then 1000, yet the error message remains. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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