WTS with Access: Running Same Task, Yields Different Results2019 Community Moderator ElectionAccess VBA - Run-time error '3197'Get Runtime error '429' ActiveX component can't create object when Macro run with Task SchedulerUpdating records in access with a timestamp once a certain threshold is reachedWindow 7 Task Scheduler Fails with 0x80 running MS Access QueryAccess 2010 Macro on Server 2008 R2 Task Scheduler UnattendedWindows Task Scheduler and MS Access 2013Task Scheduler - MS Access can't send email via MS OutlookTransmit Data to Access from Excel and then Run Update QueryMs Access 2010 FE application run via bat file BUT lock file *.laccdb remains openWhat is the proper way of running access macro from sql server agent job scheduler
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WTS with Access: Running Same Task, Yields Different Results
2019 Community Moderator ElectionAccess VBA - Run-time error '3197'Get Runtime error '429' ActiveX component can't create object when Macro run with Task SchedulerUpdating records in access with a timestamp once a certain threshold is reachedWindow 7 Task Scheduler Fails with 0x80 running MS Access QueryAccess 2010 Macro on Server 2008 R2 Task Scheduler UnattendedWindows Task Scheduler and MS Access 2013Task Scheduler - MS Access can't send email via MS OutlookTransmit Data to Access from Excel and then Run Update QueryMs Access 2010 FE application run via bat file BUT lock file *.laccdb remains openWhat is the proper way of running access macro from sql server agent job scheduler
So I have a question regarding this. For the entirety of the weekday, I have Windows Task Scheduler running a task that prompts Microsoft Access to run a Macro. Simple stuff. The reason I'm doing so is that one of the tables is used and updated by the company often, but the desktop that performs the update runs on an old Windows XP system, so whenever that system updates the table data the source database file on the server directory temporarily disappears. Making it sometimes unavailable for a few hours. The task command is below, where I have several different task instances performing the same command at different times from 9am to 4pm at hourly intervals.
"C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16MSACCESS.EXE" "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" /x MacroNameThatRuns
I'm planning on changing my setup so that I have one command that triggers at every hour, but my question is this. The tasks that runs in the afternoon after 12pm work fine, but when the same task runs in the morning and opens Access, I get the following error:
Microsoft Access can't find the database file "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" Please ensure you have correct path....
When I try creating another instance of the same Action command in the morning, the task runs fine. And when I try moving the database file to my local computer directory instead of the company server directory, that runs fine too. Opening the database file itself on either directory has no problems, so I don't believe the file is corrupt. I was wondering why WTS running Access program would yield this result in some cases.
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So I have a question regarding this. For the entirety of the weekday, I have Windows Task Scheduler running a task that prompts Microsoft Access to run a Macro. Simple stuff. The reason I'm doing so is that one of the tables is used and updated by the company often, but the desktop that performs the update runs on an old Windows XP system, so whenever that system updates the table data the source database file on the server directory temporarily disappears. Making it sometimes unavailable for a few hours. The task command is below, where I have several different task instances performing the same command at different times from 9am to 4pm at hourly intervals.
"C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16MSACCESS.EXE" "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" /x MacroNameThatRuns
I'm planning on changing my setup so that I have one command that triggers at every hour, but my question is this. The tasks that runs in the afternoon after 12pm work fine, but when the same task runs in the morning and opens Access, I get the following error:
Microsoft Access can't find the database file "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" Please ensure you have correct path....
When I try creating another instance of the same Action command in the morning, the task runs fine. And when I try moving the database file to my local computer directory instead of the company server directory, that runs fine too. Opening the database file itself on either directory has no problems, so I don't believe the file is corrupt. I was wondering why WTS running Access program would yield this result in some cases.
ms-access windowstaskschedule
asked Mar 6 at 14:23
WyntileWyntile
11
add a comment |
So I have a question regarding this. For the entirety of the weekday, I have Windows Task Scheduler running a task that prompts Microsoft Access to run a Macro. Simple stuff. The reason I'm doing so is that one of the tables is used and updated by the company often, but the desktop that performs the update runs on an old Windows XP system, so whenever that system updates the table data the source database file on the server directory temporarily disappears. Making it sometimes unavailable for a few hours. The task command is below, where I have several different task instances performing the same command at different times from 9am to 4pm at hourly intervals.
"C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16MSACCESS.EXE" "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" /x MacroNameThatRuns
I'm planning on changing my setup so that I have one command that triggers at every hour, but my question is this. The tasks that runs in the afternoon after 12pm work fine, but when the same task runs in the morning and opens Access, I get the following error:
Microsoft Access can't find the database file "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" Please ensure you have correct path....
When I try creating another instance of the same Action command in the morning, the task runs fine. And when I try moving the database file to my local computer directory instead of the company server directory, that runs fine too. Opening the database file itself on either directory has no problems, so I don't believe the file is corrupt. I was wondering why WTS running Access program would yield this result in some cases.
ms-access windowstaskschedule
asked Mar 6 at 14:23
WyntileWyntile
11
So I have a question regarding this. For the entirety of the weekday, I have Windows Task Scheduler running a task that prompts Microsoft Access to run a Macro. Simple stuff. The reason I'm doing so is that one of the tables is used and updated by the company often, but the desktop that performs the update runs on an old Windows XP system, so whenever that system updates the table data the source database file on the server directory temporarily disappears. Making it sometimes unavailable for a few hours. The task command is below, where I have several different task instances performing the same command at different times from 9am to 4pm at hourly intervals.
"C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16MSACCESS.EXE" "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" /x MacroNameThatRuns
I'm planning on changing my setup so that I have one command that triggers at every hour, but my question is this. The tasks that runs in the afternoon after 12pm work fine, but when the same task runs in the morning and opens Access, I get the following error:
Microsoft Access can't find the database file "\servername....Database_filename.accdb" Please ensure you have correct path....
When I try creating another instance of the same Action command in the morning, the task runs fine. And when I try moving the database file to my local computer directory instead of the company server directory, that runs fine too. Opening the database file itself on either directory has no problems, so I don't believe the file is corrupt. I was wondering why WTS running Access program would yield this result in some cases.
ms-access windowstaskschedule
ms-access windowstaskschedule
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