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IQ Pintar - Secrets to Exam Success Part 2 by www.iqpintar.net

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Despite taking all the necessary steps to avoid database corruption, you may find yourself having to repair MDB files that contain all the Access data. If you suspect that the MDB file you are dealing with is corrupt, the first thing you should do is to make a copy of the corrupted MDB file ' make sure that you do so while Access is not running. You should also be careful that you do not overwrite any backups that you may have taken previously. This will allow you to recover some data from the backups even if recovery of the corrupted MDB file does not happen successfully and the Access repair does not restore all your data. Your next step would be to use the built-in Microsoft Access repair utility ' this lets you quickly work on damaged files and is fairly successful most of the times. In Access , you can choose Manage from the main File Menu and for earlier versions of Access, you can...