Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Build List

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As a suggestion.Instead of inviting responders to download and run unknown software on their computers, why not provide the details of what happens in your post?Please post any error messages you get when your application fails, and other details to support your allegation of bugs in Microsoft Access Data Connectivity Components 2010.The information you provide will allow others to suggest possible solutions to the problen(s) in your application. I have created numerous VB applications in VS 2010 that access data stored in MDB files, and have not encountered any issues such as thoseyou describe. That suggests that your issue is not generic.One thing you mention jumps out: using Application.DoEvents. Not a recommended technique.

Instead, consider implementing proper multithreading in you application using:For an 'official response'.If, after further investigation, you are convinced it is a bug in Visual Studio or the.NET Framework, submit a report here. Aqua greatest hits dvd. As a suggestion.Instead of inviting responders to download and run unknown software on their computers, why not provide the details of what happens in your post?Please post any error messages you get when your application fails, and other details to support your allegation of bugs in Microsoft Access Data Connectivity Components 2010.The information you provide will allow others to suggest possible solutions to the problen(s) in your application. I have created numerous VB applications in VS 2010 that access data stored in MDB files, and have not encountered any issues such as thoseyou describe. That suggests that your issue is not generic.One thing you mention jumps out: using Application.DoEvents. Not a recommended technique. Instead, consider implementing proper multithreading in you application using:For an 'official response'.If, after further investigation, you are convinced it is a bug in Visual Studio or the.NET Framework, submit a report here. Can you provide more info about the crash.

What is the app doing at the time of the crash? Is there an exception generated?DoEvents is potentially dangerous since it can allow for code re-entrancy. Perhaps that is what is causing your app to crash and it's not really related to the ACE Provider.Paul Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)Hello and thank you for your help.If it's not related to the ACE, why this only occurs for Access Database Engine 2010 and not for 2007 version?!There is not an exception in a specific line, general exceptions like access protected memory exception or like that.The behaviour is that application just hangs, can I ask you please try to reproduce it by downloading and running my sample?I really need help. As a suggestion.Instead of inviting responders to download and run unknown software on their computers, why not provide the details of what happens in your post?Please post any error messages you get when your application fails, and other details to support your allegation of bugs in Microsoft Access Data Connectivity Components 2010.The information you provide will allow others to suggest possible solutions to the problen(s) in your application. I have created numerous VB applications in VS 2010 that access data stored in MDB files, and have not encountered any issues such as thoseyou describe.

That suggests that your issue is not generic.One thing you mention jumps out: using Application.DoEvents. Not a recommended technique. Instead, consider implementing proper multithreading in you application using:For an 'official response'.If, after further investigation, you are convinced it is a bug in Visual Studio or the.NET Framework, submit a report here:You know I am not inviting people to download and run unknown software! Hello and thank you for your help.If it's not related to the ACE, why this only occurs for Access Database Engine 2010 and not for 2007 version?!There is not an exception in a specific line, general exceptions like access protected memory exception or like that.The behaviour is that application just hangs, can I ask you please try to reproduce it by downloading and running my sample?I really need help.Unfortunately I have Office 2007 installed on this particular machine so I can't test your exact scenario.

I was able to run the app up the OpenFileDialog command but didn't encounter any issues.Paul Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic). Hello and thank you for your help.If it's not related to the ACE, why this only occurs for Access Database Engine 2010 and not for 2007 version?!There is not an exception in a specific line, general exceptions like access protected memory exception or like that.The behaviour is that application just hangs, can I ask you please try to reproduce it by downloading and running my sample?I really need help.Unfortunately I have Office 2007 installed on this particular machine so I can't test your exact scenario. I was able to run the app up the OpenFileDialog command but didn't encounter any issues.Paul Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)Yes, having Office 2007 will cause this not to occur, if you un-install it and just install Access Data Components you will run to this problem as well, only if you have access to the original Office installation media so you can re-install later. I got this problem too, application crashes on forms that have bindingsources and tableadapters combined with Office 2010 libraries to use a.ACCDB file (instead of MDB cause access 2010 don't support that anymore).

Now i got to downgrade to office 2007that allows MDB design alterations.Please mr Gates, fix this fast. I want to be able to use Access 2010 and Visual Studio 2010 without crashes.This is fun, switching to MDB won't work, 64 bit machine doesn't support oledb 4 even when I build to 32 bits. This sucks bigtime, anyone any tips I want to use ACCDB or MDB without crashes on my 64 bit win 7 vs 2010. The target platform is 64 bit Win 2008r2. I'm getting totally mad of all this time it costs, shitty error messages with trace that don't mean anything. Compared to VB 6 from 1998 this new vb.net enviroment sucks for rapid application development.

Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Build List For Windows 10

It really does, someone needs to get fired.And the VS 2010 is very slow too. Microsoft, please fire the manager responsible for all these problems. The precious time wasted so far.After around 1 year of working with Microsoft professional!!! Support, they finally found the bug.They released a hot-fix for Access Database Engine 2010, without that this driver is almost useless!This is the technical details:The root cause has somehow to do with the ACE provider but will be caused by a different component owned by office, that is getting loaded by ACE. This DLL (MSO.DLL) is destroying data owned by a thread belonging to a different component.

This will later onin the call stack result to the issue you have seen in your application. Hello,I met a similar problem in the sense that after debugging several days I found out Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 causes my application to crash.What happens is, the Database Engine (original version and SP1) would call many times TlsRelease on a certain TlsIndex (which would often contain data from other parts of the application) and this would lead to a crash.