Datasheet

Number
Description
Error Numbers and Descriptions for Microsoft Access 2007
2092
The value you specified for the Setting argument in the SetOption method is not the correct
type of Variant for this option.@You specified a string when Microsoft Office Access expected a
number.@See the Access Options dialog box (click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click
Access Options) to see what type of data is required to set this particular option. For example,
the setting for the Default Database Folder option must be a string. To see what type of
Variant you passed to the SetOption method, use the VarType function.For more
information, search the Help index for 'Variant data type' and 'VarType function'.@1@@@1
2093
The numeric value for the Setting argument in the SetOption method does not correspond to
any list box or option group settings in the Access Options dialog box.@Valid settings are 0
(the first item in the list) through | (the last item in the list).@@1@1@[e-mail]
2094
Microsoft Office Access cannot find the toolbar '|.'@You tried to run a macro that includes a
ShowToolbar action or a Visual Basic for Applications procedure that includes a ShowToolbar
method.* The toolbar name might be misspelled or might refer to a legacy toolbar that is no
longer available.* This action might refer to a custom toolbar that was deleted from or
renamed in the current database.* This action might refer to a custom toolbar that exists in
a different database.@@1@1@6458@1
2095
Application-defined or object-defined error
2096
Application-defined or object-defined error
2097
The table for which you tried to create an import/export specification was created in an earlier
version of Microsoft Office Access.@To convert this database to the current version of
Microsoft Office Access, click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click 'Convert'.@@1@@@1
2098
The operation could not be completed because the Smart Tag '|' is not recognized by your
system.@@@1@@@1
2100
The control or subform control is too large for this location.@The number you entered for the
Left, Top, Height, or Width property is too large or is a negative number.@Reduce the size of
the control or subform control, or enter a positive number.@1@@@1
2101
The setting you entered isn't valid for this property.@To see the valid settings for this
property, search the Help index for the name of the property.@@1@@@1
2102
The form name '|' is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't exist.@If the invalid form
name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro's
arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct form
name.@@1@@@1
2103
The report name '|' you entered in either the property sheet or macro is misspelled or refers
to a report that doesn't exist.@If the invalid report name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog
box will display the macro name and the macro's arguments after you click OK. Open the
Macro window, and enter the correct report name.@@1@@@1
2104
You entered the control name '|,' which is already in use.@You already have a control on the
form with this name, or an existing control has its name mapped to this name for Visual
Basic.Visual Basic maps spaces in control names to underscores. For example, My Control
and My_Control are treated as duplicate names.@@1@1@11734@1
2105
You can't go to the specified record.@You may be at the end of a recordset.@@1@@@1
2106
| errors occurred when you loaded the form or report.@You loaded a form or report that has
controls or properties that Microsoft Office Access doesn't recognize and will
ignore.@@1@@@1
2107
The value you entered does not meet the validation rule defined for the field or control.@To
see the validation rule, switch to Design view, click the appropriate field, and then, if the
property sheet is not open, press F4. Then, click the Data tab in the property sheet.@Enter a
value that meets the validation rule, or press ESC to undo your changes.@1@1@11730@1
2108
You must save the field before you execute the GoToControl action, the GoToControl method,
or the SetFocus method.@You tried to move the focus to another control using the SetFocus
method, GoToControl action, or the GoToControl method.@Set the macro or method to the
AfterUpdate property instead of the BeforeUpdate property so it saves the field before
changing the focus.@1@1@6314@1
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