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I have one record within an Access Table that has become corrupted. I can't do anything with it. Have tried to delete it but get a "The search key was not found in any record." When I reach a bad field, I get a "Microsoft Access has encountered a problem and needs to close." error. Same thing if I try to export to a text file--I thought if it could export the file I could manually delete the record and then reimport. Does anyone have an idea of how I can get rid of the corrupted record?
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Take a copy first !
Not guaranteed
(1) Compact and Repair the mdb database inside Microsoft Access.
(2) Create a new, blank database and import the tables into this using File/Get External Data/Import.
There are people who offer a service in terms of getting back your data.
If you've got a lot of data, and or a lot of users, I'd look for a different tool.
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Compact and Repair the mdb database.
Create a new, blank database and import the tables into this using File/Get External Data/Import. If still you are facing the problem than you need to go for third party access repair tool.
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