HELP??? "Project or library not found" error

[cin2002]

I created a big application, and have a 'project or library not found' error, which relates only to code which generate times and dates using the 'format' argument.

It only happens on some machines.

Anyone can tell me how can I solve?

 

[gnosis13]

At what point did you start getting errors? Are the errors from just you machine or are others getting them as well? Or vise-versa? A+, N+, MCP

 

[cin2002]

My mechine works fine, but when I send the program to other mechines, some of them work fine, some of them have that error when it runs the code which generate times and dates using the 'format' argument.

 

[gnosis13]

I am guessing that the problem is with the references. If you go to your code window click tools >> references. The list is a list of object libraries that Access will attempt to use and the order they are searched. Do this from your machine, then do it from one of the distributed databases and see if they are the same. A+, N+, MCP

 

[petermeachem]

One of them on the broken machine will say MISSING in capitals. Peter Meachem
peter@accuflight.com

 

[cin2002]

Choctaw,

I have checked on the mechine that generating error, and I really missing some referrences. So, what can I do to solve the program.

One important thing I want to metion is there will over 200 mechines to use the program and the over 200 mechines might miss these referrences too. What should I do?

 

[HomeALone]

Just check of the ones said "missing", your problem is solved!

 

[cin2002]

I am sorry for my mistype. I suppose to say that the mechines that generating error were misssing some referrences when I check tools >> references. Some mechine are missing the referrences, but some of the mechines work fine. What should I do?

 

[gnosis13]

What I have done in the past is to make a list of all of the libraries with check boxes next to them on the working machine, then go to the ones that weren't working and set them the same. This won't work if the libraries aren't there. Then you have to find out what program installed the libraries on the good machine and install them on the ones that don't work.

For me, this has occurred most often when the users were accessing a database created with Access 97 while they were running Access 2000. The offending library is almost always Microsft DAO 3.6 Object Library.

Unfortunately, I don't know how to help you get the correct libraries to that many machines. Maybe someone else can enlighten both of us. A+, N+, MCP

 

[cin2002]

Choctaw,

Thanks, I solved the problem by unchecked the missing referrences.

 

[gnosis13]

cool... A+, N+, MCP