Method 'LoadFromText' of Object 'Application' Failed - ms-access

Question

So I've been at days now trying to solve this bug. After having all functions for Access objects exported, removing binary data from specified fields, and importing Access objects to fresh database, this is the error I'm still having issues with.
Run-time error '-2147417851 (80010105)':
Method 'LoadFromText' of object '_Application' failed.
Edit:
As requested, here is the full function code that handles the import. The error is caused in the "Form" LoadFromText line:
Private Sub Setup_New_Database_File(ByVal srcFileName As String, ByVal destPath As String, ByVal txtDumpPath As String)
' srcFileName: Name of the old datbase file
' destPath: Destination path of where new Access object is created at
' txtDumpPath: Directory housing all exported Access text files
Dim accApp As Access.Application
Set accApp = New Access.Application
' Creating a new Access object
iDate = " (" & Format(Date, "mm-dd-yy") & ")"
newDBName = destPath & srcFileName & iDate & ".accdb"
' Auto-delete existing file with same name
If Dir(newDBName) <> "" Then
SetAttr newDBName, vbNormal
Kill newDBName
End If
With accApp
.DBEngine.CreateDatabase newDBName, DB_LANG_GENERAL, dbVersion120
.OpenCurrentDatabase (newDBName)
.Visible = False
.Echo False ' Hide any other Access windows apart from current
.UserControl = False
' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'On Error GoTo Err_SetupNewDatabaseFile
' Iterate through the directory containing textfile versions of Access objects created previously from SaveAsText,
' and write back to new Access DB file instance
Dim dirObject As Variant
fp = txtDumpPath & "\" & "*.txt"
dirObject = Dir(fp)
Do While Len(dirObject) > 0
cFilePath = txtDumpPath & "\" & dirObject
' Extract the text file type: [Form_, Module_, Query_, Report_, Script_, Table_]
' Every naming convention only has one "_" character.
fTarget = InStr(dirObject, "_")
fStart = fTarget + 1
cfLength = Len(dirObject)
cFileName = Mid(dirObject, fStart, cfLength) ' E.G: objectname.txt
pTarget = InStrRev(cFileName, ".")
pEnd = pTarget - 1
If dirObject = "Database Linked Tables.txt" Then
' Our Linked Tables are large in data, so opted to add them in via connection.
Dim fso As Object, oFile As Object, cLine As String
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oFile = fso.OpenTextFile(cFilePath, ForReading, False)
Do Until oFile.AtEndOfStream
cLine = oFile.ReadLine
If cLine = "" Or cLine = Null Then
GoTo Next_Iteration 'Moving on...
Else
' Need to check for Driver sources
If cLine = "xResults Local" And Special_Character_Match(cLine, "xResults") = True Then
tPath = DLookup("[Database Path]", "[Tables List]", "[Table Name] = 'xResults'")
accApp.DoCmd.TransferDatabase acLink, "Microsoft Access", tPath, acTable, cLine, cLine, False
ElseIf cLine <> "" Or cLine <> Null Then
' Local vs ODBC:::
option1_path = DLookup("[Database Path]", "[Tables List]", "[Table Name] = '" & cLine & "'")
option2_path = DLookup("[Connect]", "[Tables List]", "[Table Name] = '" & cLine & "'")
If option1_path <> "" Or option1_path <> Null Then
accApp.DoCmd.TransferDatabase acLink, "Microsoft Access", option1_path, acTable, cLine, cLine, False
ElseIf option2_path <> "" Or option2_path <> Null Then
option2_source = DLookup("[MySQL Name]", "[Tables List]", "[Table Name] = '" & cLine & "'")
option2_setTableNameTo = cLine
connectString = "ODBC;" & option2_path & ";"
accApp.DoCmd.TransferDatabase acLink, "ODBC Database", connectString, acTable, option2_source, option2_setTableNameTo
End If
End If
End If 'End of cLine = "" check
Next_Iteration:
Loop
oFile.Close
Set fso = Nothing
Set oFile = Nothing
'-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Else
' Add all textfiles in txtdump dir to new Access file
accObjectType = Left(dirObject, fTarget - 1) ' E.G: Form
accObjectName = Left(cFileName, pEnd) ' E.G: objectname
' Reconvert accObjectName to its original state
Select Case accObjectType
Case "Form"
MsgBox "File Name: [" & accObjectName & "], Form Name: [" & cFilePath & "]"
'On Error Resume Next
accApp.LoadFromText acForm, accObjectName, cFilePath
Case "Module"
accApp.LoadFromText acModule, accObjectName, cFilePath
Case "Query"
accApp.LoadFromText acQuery, accObjectName, cFilePath
Case "Report"
accApp.LoadFromText acReport, accObjectName, cFilePath
Case "Script"
accApp.LoadFromText acMacro, accObjectName, cFilePath
Case "Table"
accApp.DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, , accObjectName, cFilePath, True
End Select
End If
' Next file iteration
NextFileIteration:
dirObject = Dir
Loop
End With
' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Variable Cleanup
accApp.Echo True
accApp.Quit
Set accApp = Nothing
End Sub
And where an example Form text file (with the necessary data removed) is here
Where to differentiate the objects, files in cFilePath follow "\dir...\Form_FormName.txt" format, while accObjectName is just "FormName". The issue I'm having is importing Access forms.
Things I have tried:
- I have removed the "NoSaveCTIWhenDisabled =1" lines from the form files, since in old mdb formats this was causing import issues. (Even with this line on still caused import issues)
- I have also tried removing all blank lines from the text files, in case the command had issues with reading them.
While a small subset of form objects to get imported, not all of them do, resulting in this error. Checking the files themselves to see why, I can't make sense of them since the format looks relatively the same for all of them. What would be a reason for this automation error to occur? All other export/parsing functions seem to run fine...