After the start of Access (2016, 2019, 365) the first opening of the code window (ALT-F11) lasts very long depending on the amount of objects / code inside the project indepentendly if its an Access- or SQL-Server-database. With older Access versions (2000, 2003) there wasn't such a problem. The process takes 1-2 minutes.
Did anyone else encounter the problem and came up with a solution?
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I keep on typing in the google Colaboratory but it has happened three times now I left for like 2 minutes to check of some other things onto a web browser, at the same time 90 minutes finished and the runtime disconnected, which mean it wasn't idle for 90 minutes, it just disconnects me after 90 minutes anyways. Does it have to do with where I live maybe? India
I had this issue many times due to bad internet, if that's not case switch to GPU runtime and try.
I'm trying to find the source of some "idle" time within a certain page I'm accessing on our system. The problem is weird though to me, as I cant tell the reason for the delay. I'm running this in a single instance of chrome, no other tabs or anything.
The initial load time looks like this:
So it takes a while. But if I refresh this page within 7-8 seconds it will come back really quickly.
I initially though it was a system process on our end and ran Yii's profiler which came back with:
So, it seemed to be a non "system" issue, so went to Chrome's dev tools and the profile comes back with this:
I've read the other question What causes Chrome Timeline Frame to have so much empty white space also.
I'm trying to understanding if it's possible to identify the problem at all and why the page is rendered quickly if the page is refreshed after a few seconds of loading and why it takes so long if the refesh is called after 7-8 seconds of the initial load?
nb Some of the times might not match up as I've run the various profilers a few times. So they might apply to different page refreshes. But you can see the general trend :)
I have been tasked with converting a .mdb created in 2001 to an .accdb. I've followed the MS instructions (File>Save & Publish>Save Database As>Access Database(*.accbd)>Save As) but literally nothing happens. No error message, no on screen changes, no accdb created. All suggestions, however basic, are welcome.
I'm using Office 2010 Pro Plus (14.0.7145.5000) 32 bit on Win 7 Sp1 32 bit if that makes any difference.
I've had similar problems in the past. In my cases it were always these three cases:
Incorrect VBA code. You can detect that with the "compile" function in the vba editor. Once there is no more compile error publishing works just fine.
Not enough disk space on your machine. I work in a enterprise environment with tiny memory space for each employee. Make sure you have enough free space. Rule of thumb: At least double the amount of your file you want to publish.
The file you want to publish is corrupted. In that case your Access database simpy doesn't work and you need to migrate the code and the forms to a new file.
We have a small application written in VB6 that simply reads a web page and displays some data from it in a grid. Until recently everything just worked fine but suddenly some - not all! - of our clients got this error - "run time error 438 object doesn't support this property or method".
As it is quite a large number of people it doesn't seem that they all changed something in their environment (and also because my boss is one of them and he says there was neither change nor update in his computer...) so maybe there was some change in the site? (this is the URL - "http://classic.easy-forex.com/en/Forex.Rates.aspx").
Now, I didn't write this application but I have to fix it. Alas, it works on 2 computers of mine (32 and 64 bit) so I can't even debug it.... I just saw it uses a WebBrowser control which and an HtmlDocument object.
sorry for the length, I am just trying to give all the details. I will be most grateful for any help on this mysterious , for me at least, issue.
many ,many thanks
I've been running into this problem with odd regularity. Code working fine, and then it starts taking a couple minutes to save or load. It's about 2000 lines, so only on the larger-side of average. Well this problem found its way into my day today again, and I finally found the cause.
It turns out that all of my "slow code" had been copy and pasted, generally when I've used Select All. I've been doing this as I deploy the apps to coworkers and the like, causing a far amount of frustration.
I know this may sound obvious, but it seems the best practice for installing apps into other accounts is to share the script at viewer level and then make a copy.
I've also gone back to other slow code, tracked down a good version and made a copy and updated bit by bit. Slow code now fast.