Datasheet

Number
Description
Error Numbers and Descriptions for Microsoft Access 2007
2684
The OLE object is empty.@You can't edit a bound object frame if the field in the underlying
table doesn't contain an OLE object.@Right-click the field, click Insert Object, and use the
dialog box to locate and add the object to the field.@1@1@9360@1
2685
The object doesn't have an OLE object data type.@The bound object frame containing the
object you tried to edit isn't bound to a field with the OLE object data type.@If you want to
display an OLE object, set the ControlSource property for the bound object frame to a field
with the OLE object data type. Or use a different control, such as a text box, to display the
data.@1@1@9360@1
2686
Microsoft Office Access is unable to save the | object.@Your computer ran out of disk space
while Microsoft Office Access was saving the OLE object.For information on freeing disk
space, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'disk space, freeing'.@@1@@@1
2687
Application-defined or object-defined error
2690
A system resource necessary for displaying the | object isn't available.@Your computer may
be low on memory.@Close unneeded programs, and try the operation again.For more
information on freeing memory, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'memory,
troubleshooting'.@1@@@1
2691
Microsoft Office Access can't communicate with the OLE server.@The OLE server may not be
registered.@To register the OLE server, reinstall it.@1@@@1
2694
The Clipboard isn't available.@The Clipboard may be in use by another application, or your
computer may be low on memory.@If your computer is low on memory, close unneeded
programs, and then try the operation again.For more information on freeing memory, search
the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'memory, troubleshooting'.@1@@@1
2695
Microsoft Office Access is unable to display the converted | object.@Delete the object in the
bound object frame, and then re-create it.@@1@@@1
2696
Microsoft Office Access can't read the OLE object.@Delete the object in the bound object
frame, and then re-create it.@@1@@@1
2697
There was a problem loading the | object.@The object you tried to create or edit is not a valid
OLE object.@Re-create the object, and then embed or link it again.@1@1@9360@1
2698
The | object you tried to create or edit is too large to save.@* Your database may not contain
enough space for the object.* Your computer may be out of disk space.For information on
freeing disk space, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'disk space,
freeing'.@@1@@@1
2699
The connection with the OLE server was lost, or the OLE server encountered an error while
you were using it.@Restart the OLE server, and then try the operation again.@@1@@@1
2700
Microsoft Office Access can't find an OLE server or a dynamic-link library (DLL) required for the
OLE operation.@The OLE server or DLL may not be registered.@To register the OLE server or
DLL, reinstall it.@1@@@1
2701
The OLE server for the OLE object you tried to create is already open.@Switch to the OLE
server window and close it. Then try to create or edit the OLE object again.@@1@@@1
2702
The | object isn't registered.@The object may be calling an application that isn't installed.@To
register the application, reinstall it.@1@@@1
2703
Microsoft Office Access can't read the | object because communication was interrupted.@If the
OLE server application is located on a network server, make sure your computer is connected
to it.@@1@@@1
2704
The | object you tried to edit doesn't have any displayable information.@@@2@1@9360@1
2707
Microsoft Office Access can't open the file containing the OLE object.@* You may have
specified an invalid file name or an invalid unit of data (such as a range of cells from a
worksheet) within the file for the OLE object.* The file you specified may not be available
because it's locked by another user or you don't have permission to use it.@Try one of the
following:* Make sure the file is available and that you used the correct file name.* Check
the OLE server's documentation for information about the syntax to use when specifying an
OLE object's data.@1@1@9360@1
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