The Compile Access VBA and the need to decompile your code can significantly reduce the file size of your Access database and also resolves corruptions (if found). Microsoft Access stores VBA code as both source and compiled code and sometimes some of the compiled VBA code can become corrupt meaning it needs to be flushed or rinsed clean. Therefore, running Microsoft Access in a “decompile” mode causes all the compiled VBA code to be flagged as invalid which then is […]
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