Compiled .accdr will not run any code.

[CD Tom]

Don't have any idea what's happening but today I made an .accde from my main program then changed the .accde to a .accdr but when I try and run the .accdr the program starts and brings up my main menu but the only button that will work is the Exit. All others call up menus for additional selections. I've recompiled the program a couple of times from the .accdb (which works just fine) but still nothing The code behind the button is

    stDocName = "DailyProc"
    DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName
 

nothing difficult about that.
I've also tried running this with the .accde and get the same results.
Because the Exit button works I've looked at it and the difference is the Exit uses a Embedded Macro while the other buttons that don't work are using an Event procedure.
I've also looked at the references just to be sure nothing was messed up there and everything is good.

Any ideas what my have happened or how to fix this.

Thanks

[Seth Schrock]

Access runtime can open .accde files, so there would be no reason to change a .accde file to a .accdr file. Infact, this would negate the compiling of the file into a .accde. I would keep it as a .accde file.

[CD Tom]

that's a good point but even as a .accde the program still will not run any event procedures.

[CD Tom]

Ok, here's what happened, I've been playing around with this for the last couple of days. This morning I moved the DB to another computer tried the compile and it would not run just like before. I went back to the original computer and tried to open the program and got all kinds of errors about file being corrupt and that Access would try and fix it. I let Access do it's thing and got more errors. After some time I copied the DB I had moved back to the original computer and tried it again, guess what it worked. I don't know why or what Access did but it seems to be working ok now.