Symptoms
When you try to exit Microsoft Office Communicator 2005, an access violation error may occur.
Resolution
This problem may occur if an untracked object holds the Communicator 2005 COM object reference when you try to exit Communicator 2005.
Symptoms
When you import a Microsoft Access object from one database into anotherdatabase, any reference used by the object is not imported, and you mustre-create the reference in the target database. For example, if you insertan ActiveX control on a form, Microsoft Access automatically creates areference to the .ocx file for that control. If you then open anotherdatabase and import the form that contains the ActiveX control from thefirst database, the reference to the .ocx file is not imported with theform. This behavior also occurs when you export an object.
Resolution
A reference is not imported or exported with an object because it is notspecific to the object; instead, a reference is specific to the project ofa database.
Symptoms
When you try to open a Microsoft Access table in Design view, you mayreceive the following message:
You can’t open the table ‘<tablename>’ for modification.
A query or form bound to the table is open, you may not have permissionto open this table in Design view, or another user has the table open.Do you want to open this table as read-only?
If you have opened a query or form bound to this table, close it, andthen try again to open the table in Design view.You may also receive errors if you try to move or copy a database inWindows Explorer; for example you may receive the message:
Cannot move <database>: There has been a sharing violation.
The source or destination file may be in use.
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Cannot rename <database name>: Access is denied.
Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file isnot currently in use.
Resolution
The database is an ODBC data source that is used by an ASP file. Forexample, this behavior would occur if the table itself, or a query or formbased on that table, had been exported to ASP format. Although the ASPfile, itself, may not currently be open in a user’s browser, the Session object for a particular user session persists for the period of time specified by its Timeout property. The ASP file contains code that creates a Connection object and stores that connection in the session variable. Therefore, the connection to the Microsoft Access database that serves as the ODBC data source persists until the session times out. The default value of the Timeout property is 20 minutes.
Symptoms
When a user starts the Site Builder and clicks the Login button, the user may receive the following error message:
The server threw an exception
Resolution
If the user who is trying to log on does not have access to the root of the domain (that is, if the user does not have Read access for Users and Groups), Content Management Server (CMS) does not impersonate the System account user for CMS for this group membership enumeration, so the user cannot enumerate the group membership and receives an exception error message from the domain.
Note that this is not a problem when Active Directory Service (ADS) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) authentication is enabled. Impersonation with the System account user works correctly when ADS LDAP authentication is enabled.