A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
There's a lot of "only affects databases on a network drive" going on, but it also affects databases stored on local substituted (SUBST) drives.
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On 12/14/2021, SemiAnnual Enterprise channel updated to version 16.0.13801.21086. This is causing several strange behaviors in Microsoft Access. For example:
Reverting to the prior version 16.0.13801.21050 fixes the problem.
This problem seems specific to databases located on a network share. For databases on a local machine, there is no issue.
A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
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There's a lot of "only affects databases on a network drive" going on, but it also affects databases stored on local substituted (SUBST) drives.
When will new builds be released for Monthly Enterprise Channel (Feature Update)?
You updated all your PC to this build and confirmed it was successful? Have you rebooted (yes, grasping at straws here!)?
Tested Semi-Annual Channel: 16.0.13801.21092, but still problems...
From MSFT:
New builds with the fix have started rolling out for some channels:
Current Channel: 16.13801.21092
Current Channel (Preview): 16.0.14729.20170
Semi-Annual Channel (Preview): 16.0.14326.20272
Semi-Annual Channel: 16.0.13801.21092
Semi-Annual Channel (Extended): 16.0.13127.21846
For anyone who has seen the issue on one of these channels, if you have the opportunity, please Update Now (it may not happen automatically) to get the updated version and validate that it addresses the issue.