无法打开数据库 [英] Can Not Open Database

问题描述

我有一个数据库，当你试图打开它时它会引发一个错误

没有打开。尝试使用OpenDatabase方法打开数据库

引发相同的错误。尝试从数据库导入任何对象（表，队列，表单，

等）会引发相同的错误。试图链接到数据库中的表格

引发了同样的错误。我猜在开放表单的打开事件中有一个autoexec

宏或代码包含错误。

按住shift键似乎没有绕过启动设置。


1.有没有办法从外部数据库查看问题数据库的属性来查看是否禁用了AllowBypassKey？


2.有没有办法从命令行参数或外部数据库到

重置AllowBypassKey如果它被禁用？


3.关于如何打入问题数据库的任何想法？


谢谢！


史蒂夫

解决方案

2007年3月15日星期四02:02:28 GMT，史蒂夫 < so *** @ private.emailaddress>

写道：


只是好奇：你需要泄露确切的错误

消息？相反我们猜对了吗？


-Tom。

>我有一个数据库，当你引发错误试着打开它并且它没有打开。尝试使用OpenDatabase方法打开数据库
会引发相同的错误。尝试从数据库导入任何对象（表，队列，表单，
等）会引发相同的错误。试图链接到数据库中的表
会引发相同的错误。我猜在开放表单的打开事件中有一个autoexec
宏或代码包含错误。
按住shift键似乎没有绕过启动设置。

1。有没有办法从外部数据库查看问题数据库的属性，看看是否禁用了AllowBypassKey？

2。有没有办法从命令行参数或外部数据库重置AllowBypassKey如果它被禁用？

3。关于如何打入问题数据库的任何想法？

谢谢！

史蒂夫

否问题！


错误＃3197

" Microsoft Jet数据库引擎停止了这个过程，因为你和

另一个用户正在尝试同时更改相同的数据。


注意：数据库是单个用户应用程序。


谢谢！


" Tom van Stiphout" < no ************* @ cox.netwrote in message

news：eb ***************** *************** @ 4ax.com ...

On Thu，2007年3月15日02:02:28 GMT ，史蒂夫 < so *** @ private.emailaddress>

写道：


只是好奇：你需要泄露确切的错误

消息？相反我们猜对了吗？


-Tom。

>>我有一个引发错误的数据库当你试图打开它时它没有打开。尝试使用OpenDatabase方法打开数据库
会引发相同的错误。尝试从数据库导入任何对象（表，队列，
表单等）会引发相同的错误。试图链接到数据库中的表
会引发相同的错误。我猜在开放表单的打开事件中有一个autoexec
宏或代码包含
错误。
按住shift键似乎没有绕过启动设置。

1。有没有办法从外部数据库查看问题数据库的属性
来查看AllowBypassKey是否被禁用？

2。有没有办法从命令行参数或外部数据库重置AllowBypassKey如果它被禁用？

3。关于如何打入问题数据库的任何想法？

谢谢！

史蒂夫

没问题！


错误＃3197


另一个用户正在尝试同时更改相同的数据。


注意：数据库是单个用户应用程序。


谢谢！


" Tom van Stiphout" < no ************* @ cox.netwrote in message

news：eb ***************** *************** @ 4ax.com ...

On Thu，2007年3月15日02:02:28 GMT ，史蒂夫 < so *** @ private.emailaddress>

写道：


只是好奇：你需要泄露确切的错误

消息？相反我们猜对了吗？


-Tom。

>>我有一个引发错误的数据库当你试图打开它时它没有打开。尝试使用OpenDatabase方法打开数据库
会引发相同的错误。尝试从数据库导入任何对象（表，队列，
表单等）会引发相同的错误。试图链接到数据库中的表
会引发相同的错误。我猜在开放表单的打开事件中有一个autoexec
宏或代码包含
错误。
按住shift键似乎没有绕过启动设置。

1。有没有办法从外部数据库查看问题数据库的属性
来查看AllowBypassKey是否被禁用？

2。有没有办法从命令行参数或外部数据库重置AllowBypassKey如果它被禁用？

3。关于如何打入问题数据库的任何想法？

谢谢！

史蒂夫

I have a database that raises an error when you try to open it and it
doesn''t open. Trying to open the database with the OpenDatabase method
raises the same error. Trying to import any objects (tables, queies, forms,
etc) from the database raises the same error. Trying to link to the tables
in the database raises the same error. I am guessing there is an autoexec
macro or code in the open event of the opening form that contains the error.
Holding down the shift key does not seem to bypass the startup settings.

1. Is there any way from an external database to look at the properties of
the problem database to see if the AllowBypassKey is disabled?

2. Is there a way from command line parameters or an external database to
reset AllowBypassKey if it is disabled?

3. Any ideas on how to break into the problem database?

Thanks!

Steve

解决方案

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:02:28 GMT, "Steve" <so***@private.emailaddress>
wrote:

Just curious: what would it take for you to divulge the exact error
message? Rather have us guess at it?

-Tom.

>I have a database that raises an error when you try to open it and it
doesn''t open. Trying to open the database with the OpenDatabase method
raises the same error. Trying to import any objects (tables, queies, forms,
etc) from the database raises the same error. Trying to link to the tables
in the database raises the same error. I am guessing there is an autoexec
macro or code in the open event of the opening form that contains the error.
Holding down the shift key does not seem to bypass the startup settings.

1. Is there any way from an external database to look at the properties of
the problem database to see if the AllowBypassKey is disabled?

2. Is there a way from command line parameters or an external database to
reset AllowBypassKey if it is disabled?

3. Any ideas on how to break into the problem database?

Thanks!

Steve

No Problem!

Error# 3197

"The Microsoft Jet database engine stopped the process because you and
another user are attempting to change the same data at the same time."

Note: the database is a single user application.

Thanks!


"Tom van Stiphout" <no*************@cox.netwrote in message
news:eb********************************@4ax.com...

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:02:28 GMT, "Steve" <so***@private.emailaddress>
wrote:

Just curious: what would it take for you to divulge the exact error
message? Rather have us guess at it?

-Tom.

>>I have a database that raises an error when you try to open it and it
doesn''t open. Trying to open the database with the OpenDatabase method
raises the same error. Trying to import any objects (tables, queies,
forms,
etc) from the database raises the same error. Trying to link to the tables
in the database raises the same error. I am guessing there is an autoexec
macro or code in the open event of the opening form that contains the
error.
Holding down the shift key does not seem to bypass the startup settings.

1. Is there any way from an external database to look at the properties
of
the problem database to see if the AllowBypassKey is disabled?

2. Is there a way from command line parameters or an external database to
reset AllowBypassKey if it is disabled?

3. Any ideas on how to break into the problem database?

Thanks!

Steve

No Problem!

Error# 3197

"The Microsoft Jet database engine stopped the process because you and
another user are attempting to change the same data at the same time."

Note: the database is a single user application.

Thanks!


"Tom van Stiphout" <no*************@cox.netwrote in message
news:eb********************************@4ax.com...

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:02:28 GMT, "Steve" <so***@private.emailaddress>
wrote:

Just curious: what would it take for you to divulge the exact error
message? Rather have us guess at it?

-Tom.

>>I have a database that raises an error when you try to open it and it
doesn''t open. Trying to open the database with the OpenDatabase method
raises the same error. Trying to import any objects (tables, queies,
forms,
etc) from the database raises the same error. Trying to link to the tables
in the database raises the same error. I am guessing there is an autoexec
macro or code in the open event of the opening form that contains the
error.
Holding down the shift key does not seem to bypass the startup settings.

1. Is there any way from an external database to look at the properties
of
the problem database to see if the AllowBypassKey is disabled?

2. Is there a way from command line parameters or an external database to
reset AllowBypassKey if it is disabled?

3. Any ideas on how to break into the problem database?

Thanks!

Steve

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