Consider a scenario, wherein, you are working on an Access database. You have to import data from a source table to destination table. When you attempt to do this, you get restricted by the occurrence of the following error message:

“Operation failed – too many indexes – reduce the number and try again.”

Thanks to the above error message, the import process doesn’t take place. The error message also hints towards major issues with the indexes in Access database.

Cause

The above error message can erupt during importing in Access in the following conditions:

• If the source table has corrupt index definitions. Indexes are applied after MS Access imports a table’s definition and data. If it finds index as corrupt, the above error message occurs.
• The Access table in which data is getting imported is corrupt

Resolution

Consider the following Access database repair steps to resolve the problem:

• Make a copy (without data) of the destination table
• Do away with all indexes, make use of an append query to move the data from the affected table to a new table
• Now, recreate the indexes
• Move the table to a new file and start the import process
• If the above steps do not address the error message or problem, then look for a third-party Access repair application. Such utilities are efficient in repairing any kind of corruption issues with an Access database.

For safe results, it is recommended you opt for Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery. This application is specifically designed to repair corrupt MDB or ACCCDB files created with MS Access 2007, 2003, 2002 and 2000 versions. This read-only Access database repair application supports recovery of all important components including tables, queries, forms, macros etc.

Consider a scenario, wherein, you attempt to open the Visual Basic Editor in a Microsoft Access 2000 database (by pressing Alt + F11), and you may receive the following error message (s):

“The Visual Basic for Applications project in this database is corrupt.”

or

“The module name ‘module name’ is misspelled or refers to a module that doesn’t exist.

If the invalid module name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro’s arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and type the correct module name.”

And, if you then try to close the database, Access may stop responding or generate another error message.

Cause

As per the above error message and symptoms, it is clear that its a case of corrupt VBA project.

Resolution

As told earlier, VBA project corruption has a cascading effect on other database components which made use of it. Therefore, in order to restore the vital objects, it becomes essential for you to execute the following Access database repair steps:

1. Create a new blank database
2. Open the affected database, and then click Tables under Objects
3. Right-click the first table, and then click Export on the shortcut menu
4. In the Export to box, browse to the new database (created in step 1)
5. Click the database, followed by OK
6. Repeat steps 4 to 6 for each table, query, macro etc

If the above steps do not yield results, then it is recommended that you opt for advanced and professional Access repair software. Such tools do not modify the original data and recover information from corrupt Access databases efficiently.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is a powerful application which repairs a corrupt .mdb or .accdb file and stores it to a user-defined location. Compatible with MS Access 2007, 2003, 2002 and 2000, the Access database recovery software recovers all components including tables, forms, reports, queries, macros, and modules etc.

Consider a scenario wherein you are working on a table in an Access 2007 database. You try to save a modified query and Access quits unexpectedly without any error message. When you open the table again, you are unable to do so.

Cause:

The root cause of this situation is that you have enabled the Name AutoCorrect option, because of which Access is quitting unexpectedly. And as Access exited abruptly, the table has corrupted and, thus, is now inaccessible.

Resolution:

To resolve this situation and to access the corrupted table, you should perform the following steps:

1. Create a new database.
2. Disable Name AutoCorrect option by following Access 2007: Office Button | Access Options | Current Database.
3. Import the tables by selecting External Data | Import | Access.
4. Import other objects such as queries, forms, reports, macros, modules, etc.
5. Set minimal References under Tools | References from the Code window.
6. Compile using the Debug menu from the Code window. It should resolve the issue now.

However, if you are not able to address the situation then you should use a third-party Access database repair tool to repair Access database. This tool is able to repair the Access database using fast yet sophisticated scanning algorithms.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is an Access database repair tool that is able to perform Access file repair on corrupted databases created in Access 2000, 2002, 2003, and 2007. It is capable of repairing various Access components such as tables, reports, queries, forms (with VBA code), macros, and modules. In addition, this Access repair tool is able to repair various fields such as AutoNumber, Yes/No, OLE object fields, Hyperlink, etc. It is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, Server 2003, XP, and 2000.

Stellar Information Systems Limited, Gurgaon, the creators and providers of advanced data recovery solutions, today announced that its latest software to repair corrupted MS Access database natively supports Microsoft Office 2010. Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery v4.0 implements new technology to offer comprehensive recovery of VBA code of reports and also the password-protected VBA code of forms and modules. As a supplement to the existing user-experiences, the software now gives a complete preview of database queries, indexes, and relations and lists all recoverable database objects in tree format.

Version 4.0 is a major upgrade with several design and interface improvements. It incorporates search bar (‘Find Item in Tree’) that allows locating any item in the search tree plus the new ‘Search File(s)’ option simplifies locating the database by searching in logical drive(s). In comparison to its earlier release, the new version is more powerful and provides comprehensive recovery of forms, macros, modules, and reports of .accdb database file. The upgrade is available to download from company’s official website.

By including the support to Microsoft Access 2010, we are being one-step ahead to have the capability to restore corrupted Access database created in this specific version said Sunil Chandna, CEO of Stellar Information Systems Limited.Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery v4.0 is available with the most strategic potential to give high throughput, which makes end-user operations easy and quick. This upgrade is based on several previous feedbacks, received from our valuable customers since the last release.

What’s New to Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery v4.0?

• Supports Microsoft Office 2010
• Previews queries, indexes, and relations
• Search bar to find particular object in tree
• Searches for .mdb and .accdb database files in logical drive(s)
• Displays forms, macros, reports, and modules in tree view
• Recovers VBA code of reports
• Recovers password-protected VBA code of forms and modules
• Provides information of table column
• Recovers forms, macros, reports, and modules of .accdb database file more powerfully

Pricing and Availability

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery v4.0 single-user, downloadable edition can be purchased at a cost-effective price of $129, while the administrator license is available at $249. For buying the technician license, the price is $349 and for academic license, it is $199.

As a practical case, you receive an error message while trying to mount your MS Access database (Employee):

Disk I/O error during read

The above error message appears at the mounting stage and results into inaccessibility of Employee database records. In addition, the error message pops up every time when you try to mount the database.

Cause:

The root cause for the occurrence of the above error message is corruption of MS Access database.

Resolution:

The resolution for the error message is to repair the MS Access database by using the inbuilt repair utility named �Compact and Repair�. Although, the repair utility is capable enough to resolve corruption in most cases, it fails to repair when the database is severely damaged or the database is too large. For such situations, the only way to repair the database is by using advanced access repair application.

An Access Repair tool repair the corrupt database by using powerful scanning methods, designed by highly qualified database recovery experts. The tool is designed in a highly graphical manner, which makes even a non-technical user to easily perform the database repair. The software does not overwrite the original data in the file, making the repair process completely safe and risk-free.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery exceeds all your expectation in every aspect of performing MS Access Database Repair. The software repairs almost all database components and is compatible with almost all latest Windows operating systems including, Windows 7. The read only software supports Access 2007, 2003, XP (2002), and 2000.

Consider a practical case, where you receive the below error message after running a query in Access 2007:

Reserved error (-1524); there is no message for this error.

The same error message appears each time you attempt to run the same query.

Cause:

The root cause for the occurrence of the above error message is corruption/damage of MS Access database.

Resolution:

To repair the corrupt database, an easy way is to repair it by using Compact and Repair tool. To do so, you will need to follow the below steps:

1. On the Toolbar, click ‘Tools’ option
2. Select ‘Database Utilities’ under the list and click ‘Compact and Repair Database’.
3. Choose the database that you want to repair in the ‘Database to Compact From.
4. Click ‘Compact’ to begin the repair process.
5. Select a safe location to save the repaired database file.
6. Click ‘Save’.

The possibilities of occurrence of the error message do exist, even after following the above mentioned steps. In such situations, the only way to repair your database is by using advanced Access Repair application. Such Access Database Repair tools are easy to understand as they come along with highly interactive user documentation.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is a trustworthy Access Repair software used by most of database users, in case there database gets corrupted. The repair utility uses effective repairing methods to repair almost database components, like tables, queries, forms, and more. Compatible with Access 2007, 2003, XP (2002), and 2000, the tool supports Windows 7, Vista, 2003, XP, and 2000.

As a practical case, you accidentally perform improper system shutdown of your system when some write operation was being executed. However, when you restart your system and attempt to mount your database, you receive an error message stating that your database has been corrupted. Furthermore, the records stored in your database become inaccessible. To access the records after database corruption, you will need to repair the database using the underneath steps:

� Select Database Utilities on the Tools menu
� Click on Compact and Repair Database.
� Search for the database file in the Database to Compact From dialog box
� Click on Compact.
� Choose a new folder destination for the new file in the Compact Database Into dialog box.
� Provide a unique, valid, and new name for the database file
� Click on Save.

If the repair utility is unable to repair your corrupted database, then you will need to opt for third-party access database repair application. Such Access Repair applications employ powerful scanning methods to recover lost Access database recovery components and repair corrupt MS Access database.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is a user-friendly tool that provides preview of all recoverable database objects through its demo version. The non destructive Access Repair tool is compatible with Microsoft Access 2007, 2003, XP (2002), and 2000 and restores the recovered data on the new or user-specified location.

With our mission to ensure complete repair of MS Access database file, we have designed the latest version of Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery by integrating new and advanced repair procedures. The advancement favors both database administrators as well as end-users. said Sunil Chandna, CEO of Stellar Information Systems Limited.  The new repairing algorithms comprehensively repair Access database components, including Form (with VBA code), Report, Macro, Table, and Module. The update primarily targets at fulfilling database users’ requirements to achieve desired results.

For More Information Visit Press Release section of our Main Site Stellarinfo.com.

Consider a practical scenario, where your .accdb file gets corrupted due to any of these reasons – application malfunction, operating system corruption, file system damage, virus attack, etc. To repair your corrupted .accdb file, you use the “Compact and Repair” utility using the below methods:

1.Click Microsoft Office icon, and then select “Manage”
2.Select the first option “Compact and Repair Database”
3.Choose the .accdb file you want to repair, and click Compact.
4.Provide an appropriate name to the repaired .accdb file, and click Save.

However while the repair utility started repairing your corrupted .accdb file, you encounter the below error message:

“Invalid Operation”

Furthermore, you encounter the same error message each time you attempt to repair your database file using this utility.

Cause:

Two main reasons for the occurrence of the above error message are discussed below:
Linking of system tables with other tables.
.accdb file badly corrupted.
In case of error message due to first reason, you will need to delete all the linked files and start the repair process again. But, if the .accdb file is badly corrupted, then you will need to use advanced Access Repair application. These Access Database Repair tools use effective scanning techniques to to repair corrupted .accdb file. Such repair tools are built with interactive user interface, which makes them easy to understand without any former technical skills.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is a flawless Access Database Repair tool that provide absolute repair of Access database files created in Microsoft Access 2007, 2003, XP (2002), and 2000. The tool can Repair Access database objects including tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and modules. The repair application supports Windows Vista, XP, 2003, 2000, and NT operating systems.

Consider a practical scenario, when you attempt to run a query to fetch all the records of the Employee (MS Access database component) table, you encounter the below error message:

“Invalid Argument”

Data saved in the Employee table becomes inaccessible after the above error message appears. In addition, you encounter the same error message each time you attempt to run a query to view the records of Employee table.

Cause:

Two causes for the occurrence of the above error message are discussed below:

1. Employee table is corrupted
2. Employee table has exceed 2GB size limit

Resolution:

To resolve the above error message and access the data saved in the Employee table, you need to take these steps:

1. Split the Employee table into multiple tables.
2. In case of Employee table corruption, you need to use an inbuilt repair utility “Compact and Repair.”

In most cases, the inbuilt repair utility repairs your corrupted database. But, if “Compact and Repair” utility is unable to resolve your issue and the data stored in the Employee table becomes inaccessible, then you will need to opt for powerful Access Repair utility. These access database repair tools use high end scanning mechanisms to completely scan and repair the corrupted database. These tools can recover and restore inaccessible Access databases (.mdb and .accdb). Built with highly graphical user interface, these recovery tools are self-explanatory utilities that are easily understood without the need of any technical skills.

Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is a powerful Access Database Repair tool. The read only tool can restore and repair access database objects such as tables, queries, forms, reports, macros and modules. The tool supports Microsoft Access 2007, 2003, 2002 (XP) and 2000. It is designed for Windows Vista, XP, 2003, 2000 and NT.