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2569 - Microsoft Access
can't delete ... - after enabling it. The enabled database has
been named. If you enable a database using the same name,
Microsoft Access creates a new enabled database and then deletes
the original database.In this case, however, the original
database wasn't deleted because it is read-only.If you can,
remove the read-only status, delete the original database, and
then rename the new database using the original name.If you
can't remove the read-only status, inform your workgroup
administrator.
2571 - You can't modify
objects created using an earlier version of Microsoft Access. To
convert this database to the current version of Microsoft Access,
close the database, point to Database Utilities on the Tools
menu, and then click Convert Database.
2572 - This database is in
an unexpected state; Microsoft Access can't open it. This
database has been converted from a prior version of Microsoft
Access by using the DAO CompactDatabase method instead of the
Convert Database command on the Tools menu (Database Utilities
submenu). This has left the database in a partially converted
state.If you have a copy of the database in its original format,
use the Convert Database command on the Tools menu (Database
Utilities submenu) to convert it. If the original database is no
longer available, create a new database and import your tables
and queries to preserve your data. Your other database objects
can't be recovered.
2573 - This database is a
replica created in a different version of Access. You can only
convert this replica by synchronizing with its Design Master.
Convert the Design Master of this replica set then synchronize
the replica with the Design Master.
2574 - You can't create
another Microsoft Access database with the same name and
location as an existing database.You carried out the Make MDE
File command, but tried to give the new database the same
extension as the old one. Accept the default .mde extension for
your new MDE database.
2575 - You can't create a
Microsoft Access MDE database from a database replica.
2576 - This database is a
Microsoft Access 7.0/8.0/9.0 - Design Master/Replica.If you
click OK, the database you selected will be renamed to - and
then converted to. Everyone using a replica of this database
will have to upgrade to Microsoft Access 2000 - after the next
synchronization.
2577 - The database is
already open. Close the database before carrying out the Make
MDE File command.
2578 - Microsoft Access was
unable to create an MDE database.
2579 - Local forms, reports,
macros, and modules in this replica will not be converted. To
retain these objects, please be sure to import them into the
Design Master from the original replica.
2580 - The record source ...
specified on this form or report does not exist. You misspelled
the name, or it was deleted or renamed in the current database,
or it exists in a different database. In the Form or Report's
Design view, display the property sheet by clicking the
Properties button, and then set the RecordSource property to an
existing table or query.
2581 - You must define a
sort field or expression for the group header or footer in the
report you tried to preview or print.
2582 - You can't set the
GroupInterval property to zero when the GroupOn property is set
to Interval. Click Sorting and Grouping on the View menu and try
one of the following:* Change the GroupInterval property setting
to a number higher than zero.* Change the GroupOn property
setting to Each Value.
2583 - The ApplyFilter
action or method can be carried out only from an Open macro or
Open event procedure. You may have tried to run a macro or
procedure containing the ApplyFilter action or method from a
report property other than the OnOpen property.* You may have
tried to run a macro or event procedure on a report that is
already open. To use the ApplyFilter action in a report, set the
OnOpen property to the name of the macro, close the report, and
then reopen it.
2584 - You can't use
aggregate functions in a page header or footer. The page header
or footer of the report you tried to preview contains a
calculated control with an aggregate function in its
expression.If you want to show the result of an aggregate
function in a page header or footer, create a hidden calculated
control in an appropriate section of the report. Then create an
unbound text box in the page header or footer.If you are running
a macro, use the SetValue action to set the unbound text box
value to the value in the hidden control.
2585 - This action can't be
carried out while processing a form or report event. A macro
specified as the OnOpen, OnClose, OnFormat, OnRetreat, OnPage,
or OnPrint property setting contains an invalid action for the
property. When you click OK, an Action Failed dialog box will
display the name of the macro that failed and its arguments.
2586 - Microsoft Access
changed the MoveLayout and NextRecord properties to True from
False. The macro or Visual Basic function run by the OnFormat
property of one of the sections of the report set both the
MoveLayout and NextRecord properties to False. Having both
properties set to False can make the report print continuously.
Revise the macro or function so that it sets these properties to
the values you want.
2587 - Microsoft Access
can't complete the Output operation. The Visual Basic code you
entered contains a syntax error or the Output procedures are not
available. Make sure there isn't a syntax error in your code. If
the syntax is correct, run Setup to reinstall Microsoft Access.
If you want to preserve your security or custom settings, back
up the Microsoft Access workgroup information file.For
information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows
Help index for 'backing up files'.
2588 - You must select a
form to save as a report.
2589 - The expression ... is
invalid. Aggregate functions are only allowed on output fields
of the Record Source.
2590 - The Var and VarP
aggregate functions are not supported in an Access project.
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