Datasheet

Number
Description
Error Numbers and Descriptions for Microsoft Access 2007
2711
The file name argument in the GetObject function of the Visual Basic procedure you ran is
invalid.@* You may not have entered, or may have misspelled, the file name.* The unit of
data (such as a range of cells from a worksheet) may not be valid.@Try one of the
following:* Make sure the file is installed on your computer 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@3@1010959@1
2713
A problem occurred when Microsoft Office Access tried to access the | 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 that the file is installed on your computer 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
2714
The | object doesn't support verbs that can be performed on an OLE object, such as play or
edit.@Check the OLE server's documentation for information on the verbs the OLE object
supports, or use the ObjectVerbs property or the ObjectVerbsCount property to find the verbs
supported by an OLE object.@@1@1@6970@1
2715
The index for the Action or the Verb property for the | object is invalid.@The setting you
entered may be a negative number or may be too large.@@1@1@6967@1
2717
The | object has no information that can be displayed.@You tried to perform an operation on a
bound or unbound object frame containing an OLE object, but the OLE object is empty.@Right-
click the frame, click Insert Object, and then use the dialog box to locate and either add or link
to an object from a file that is not empty.@1@1@9360@1
2719
A problem occurred while accessing the | object.@* The OLE server may not be available
because it's on a network server and you lost the connection. Try re-establishing the
connection.* The OLE object may be stored in a linked file, but the file isn't available.
Activate the OLE server outside of Microsoft Office Access, and then open the file containing
the OLE object to verify that it still exists and can be accessed.@@1@@@1
2723
The | object doesn't support the attempted operation.@The OLE object was changed to a
picture, or the link to the object was broken.@If you want to perform the operation, delete the
OLE object, and then embed or link it again.@1@1@9360@1
2724
One or more dynamic-link libraries required for using OLE objects is an incorrect version.@Run
Setup to reinstall Microsoft Office Access. If you want to preserve your security or custom
settings, back up the Microsoft Office Access workgroup information file.For information on
backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'backing up
files'.@@1@@185309@1
2725
The OLE server isn't registered.@To register the OLE server, reinstall it.@@1@@@1
2726
Microsoft Office Access can't perform the OLE operation because it was unable to read the
Windows Registry where the OLE server is registered.@Reinstall the OLE server, and then try
the operation again. If problems continue, reinstall Microsoft Windows and the other
applications on your computer.If you reinstall Microsoft Office Access, you may want to back
up your Microsoft Office Access workgroup information file first to preserve any custom
settings. For information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for
'backing up files'.For information on the Windows Registry, search the Microsoft Windows
Help index for 'registry'.@@1@@@1
2727
Microsoft Office Access can't perform the OLE operation because it was unable to write to the
Windows Registry where the OLE server is registered.@Reinstall the OLE server, and then try
the operation again. If problems continue, reinstall Microsoft Windows and the other
applications on your computer.If you reinstall Microsoft Office Access, you may want to back
up your Microsoft Office Access workgroup information file first to preserve any custom
settings. For information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for
'backing up files'.For information on the Windows Registry, search the Microsoft Windows
Help index for 'registry'.@@1@@@1
2729
The OLE object you tried to edit is busy.@Try again later.@@1@@@1
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