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Thread: msjet35.dll Error in office 2000

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    msjet35.dll Error in office 2000

    Hello , I have Office 2000 installed in my computer with the msaccess software , the problem is that i get this error message, while watching the Microsoft WebTV or sometimes working on ms access

    MSACCESS caused an invalid page fault in module MSJet35.DLL at 0137:040df209

    please tell me how to solve these problem , please help me thanks in advance

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    Re: msjet35.dll Error in office 2000

    To solve the error, test the existence of the object in the target database and delete it before using TransferDatabase, as in the following example: Create a copy of the sample database Northwind.mdb Northwind2.mdb as amended.

    Open the sample database Northwind.mdb amended.
    Create a module and type the following procedure:

    Code:
    Public Function TransferObject (Filename As String, _ 
                                           objType As Integer, _ 
                                           objName As String) 
               On Error GoTo TransferObject_Err 
               Sun accObj As New Access.Application 
               accObj.OpenCurrentDatabase Filename 
               accObj.DoCmd.DeleteObject objType, objName 
               accObj.CloseCurrentDatabase 
               Set accObj = Nothing 
               DoCmd.TransferDatabase acExport, _ 
                                       "Microsoft Access", _ 
                                       Filename, _ 
                                       objType, objName, objName, False 
               MsgBox "Transferred Object:" & objName & _ 
                      'To database file "& Filename, _ 
                      vbInformation, "Test" 
            TransferObject_End: 
               Exit Function 
            TransferObject_Err: 
               MsgBox Err.Description, vbCritical, "Test" 
               Resume TransferObject_End 
            End Function
    Save the module as TestXfer and close it.
    To test this function, type the following line in the Debug window, and then press ENTER.

    Note: Enter the name of the path and file complete Northwind2.mdb as the first parameter of the following function. ? TransferObject ( "Northwind2.mdb" acForm, "Orders")

    ? TransferObject ( "Northwind2.mdb" acForm, "Orders")
    Note that when the transfer is complete, the message:
    Subject transferred: commands to the database file Northwind2.mdb

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    Re: msjet35.dll Error in office 2000

    Msjet35.dll is the main component of the engine database of Microsoft Jet, which evaluates and carries out requests for data. The treatment of file reading and saving data to databases of Microsoft Access. For non-native data, then the file makes calls to the DLL Manager ODBC manager or one of the external installable ISAM DLLs.

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    Re: msjet35.dll Error in office 2000

    The Microsoft WebTV for Windows executable TVX, Tvx.exe may cause page fault in module invalid Msjet35.dll watching WebTV. The audio continues after TVX fails, but WebTV is not functional until you restart the computer.This problem occurs if your processor has a processor of 500 megahertz (MHz) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Restart your computer to continue using WebTV.

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