Microsoft 365 and Office | Access | Other | Other
A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
Hmm, I just got an update and the issue seems to be gone, no rollback.
Access Broken today 10th May 2022
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I had a call from one of my users today to say his database was just closing down as he clicked a button.
I got his front and back end files and ran them on a PC with Office 2010, they worked fine, but his Office 365 has been updated today and he has the problem on all his PC's.
I tried the front/backend files on two PC's I have that are running Office 365 and they too have the same issue.
It seems like Microsoft has broken things.
Is anyone else having issues after today's update?
Regards, Dennis
UPDATE: This mentions that the recent Office 365 update fixes problems in Excel, Outlook and Word, what it does not mention is that it broke Access! https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-365-apps-build-1512820224-resolves-issues-with-excel-outlook-and-word/
UPDATE 2:
I managed to program around the main issue I was having, however I have just seen messages to say Microsoft have fixed it, I just tried the original database and it seems to be working fine. Thanks to everyone who posted their experiences here, it was very helpful.
Microsoft 365 and Office | Access | Other | Other
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2022-05-11T20:25:20+00:00 I've just tested and the problem appears to have gone.
But there has been no update, rollback or change of version.
What on earth is going on? How can Microsoft affect the behaviour of Access without an update of Office or Windows? Is the problem with some sort of live link - perhaps the licensing/activation?
An explanation is needed.
UPDATE:
I've just spoken to the client, who is working late because of all the time lost. They haven't even closed Access, they just left it running when they stopped for a meal. The problem has gone away.
They didn't even close Access. What is going on here?
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Tom van Stiphout 40,216 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2022-05-11T18:38:53+00:00 I just heard from MSFT and they are able to fix this issue right away. They said to wait 1 more hour and then restart Access and the issue should be fixed.