Marciel Degasperi

Error: Access violation at address 76E47859 in module 'ucrtbase.dll'. Write of address 123BC000

I was unable to reproduce this issue. Please note that while you mentioned a Windows 11 update, MDB Admin is running on Windows 7 Ultimate, likely within a virtual machine. In this setup, updates to the host operating system do not affect the virtual environment. If the problem persists, please open a new ticket with additional details, preferably including your database file.

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Error: Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal

This issue occurs because Microsoft Access does not support the FULL JOIN clause. Unfortunately, the current error message is generated by the database driver itself, so I cannot modify it to be more user-friendly. You will need to rewrite your SQL query using supported clauses. You can find the list of compatible commands in the official Microsoft documentation at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/access/concepts/structured-query-language/perform-joins-using-access-sql.

You can use the F9 key to run a query. Unfortunately, I don't yet have documentation for MDB Admin, but you can send your questions here and I'll be happy to help.

Improvements to the "View/Edit Data" mode.

There are three easy ways to see the information inside your tables. Choose the one that feels most comfortable for you: 1. The Quick View (Best for Beginners) If you aren't familiar with coding, this is the easiest method. It opens the table just like a spreadsheet. How to do it: Right-click on your table name and select "View/Edit Data". 2. Use a Custom Search (SQL) If you want to filter your data or see specific parts of it, you can use a "Query" window. The Manual Way: Go to the File menu ->...