A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
Thanks Edward!
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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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Thanks Edward!
Hello Shane,
I have had Version 2108, Build 14326.20738 installed for a few weeks and everything has been working fine. No file locking issues.
I just got an update notice from my Software Center that is wants to install Version 2108, Build 14326.20784Looks like this was released on Feb 8, according to this:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/microsoft365-apps-security-updates
I've seen posts on other pages that the file locking issue may have returned for some people. Have you had any reports of that? Is it because of these Feb 8 updates? Just want to make sure this latest build is "safe" to install.
**If anyone else has had issues with these most recent builds from Feb 8 (from the link above), please let me know! Thanks.CORRECTION: Looks like there is a NEW issue. An error people are getting about "Cannot open any more databases" / Locking file left active. So, just want to make sure these latest builds aren't the cause of this new issue. Thanks.
Note that for Office Click-to-Run installations (all subscription versions are click-to-run, for 2016 perpetual license, you can have either click-to-run or 'MSI' install), Office updates will never be done by a KB, or show up in 'Installed Updates'.
Installed Updates only shows updates for Windows and MSI-installed applications.