When Access 2000 came out, users from 97 had to upgrade
their databases if they wished to use them in 2000. Is
this a requirement in Access 2003?  Do you have to
upgrade the database, or can you leave it as is and just

I am able to successfully convert an Access97 database to Access2000, but
not directly to Access2003.  It appears that 2000 and 2003 use the same Jet
database version, but when I open an Access2000 database in Access2003, it
says that it is an older version and must be converted to ...

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, if not please advise where
I have a user who installed Access 2000, then realized he needed Access 97. He uninstalled all of Office 2k, then installed Office 97 (including Access)
When he tries to run msaccess.exe he gets the ...

We plan to have a number of field personnel use Access and then use XML to
sync their data with our central office Access database.  The problem is
that each agent might end up using the same autonumber for the primary key
Id of a record.  We would like to have access automatically ...

We have converted all our Access 97 databases to Access
2000- not without a lot of issues.  Most of them have now
been researched and resolved, some re-coded, etc.
We have one issue that we cannot resolve.

Gang,
I have an Access97 database, (They are getting ready to bring it up to
current), that for some reason is a design master.  I need to undo this so
that it is just a database.  I am using a front/back end, but that is not

How do i convert my databases from access 97 to access
2003? need help quick

How do i convert access 2003 to 97? is MS Access 2003
Cluster Aware?

Just upgraded my Windows to XP Home and had a previous
version of Access 2000.  Now I am not able to open a
database I had created prior to the upgrade.  I receive
the "unrecognized database format" error and the database

Any idea why, after the Microsoft Access 97 to 2002
upgrade on the database, I get an error in the view
namely
#Error

I have a query that uses the DateAdd() function to covert a Unix time
to regular time.  The only problem- the time is off by 6 hours (it
displays 6 hours ahead of what it should be).  I think this has
something to do with the time zones (I am CST), but I am not sure what

This has been bugging me, and I haven't found any documentation on
this anywhere.  When faced with the Open or Convert Dialog when
opening an Access 97 file in Access 2002 (Office XP) and you choose
"OPEN", you do not get the dialog back a second time. Where does this

I have just converted a Access 97 database to Access
2002. When trying to run a append query I am getting
Reserved Error (-1517).
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening.

I'm trying to convert an Access 97 database to Access
2000.  At the end of the conversion process I get the
error message,
"There were compilation errors during the conversion or

OK - someone here gave me a suggestion on using the (newer) upsizing wizard
to do this. I thought I had saved that post but now I can't seem to find it.
So if anyone knows: 1) Where can I find the version of the Wizard that works
with SQL 7; and 2) What is the modification I need to ...