Access 2003 Solution Center

Conversion

Description of how to run the Access Conversion Scanning Tool at the command-line interface
Describes how to use the Access Conversion Scanning Tool, Adscanner.exe, as a command-line utility. This article describes each argument that is available with this tool. Default settings for the arguments are explained.
Description of the "RecordCount" property, the "NoConvertDialog" property, and the "Compiled State" property and their possible values when viewed in the Access Conversion Report Tool
Describes the "RecordCount" property, the "NoConvertDialog" property, and the "Compiled State" property that are collected by the scanning tool. This article describes what the the property values mean when you view them in the report tool.
How to convert data values of the Text data type to the proper case format in Microsoft Access
Decribes two step-by-step methods to convert data values of the Text data type to the proper case format in Microsoft Access.

BUG: You receive an error message when you open or convert an Access 2.0 database file in Access 2003
Describes the "You must install the Microsoft Access 2.0 Converter in order to convert this file" error message that you receive when you open or when youconvert an Access 2.0 database file in Access 2003. The converter is available for download.
Access 2003 hotfix package: February 29, 2004
Describes issues that are fixed in the Access 2003 hotfix package that is dated February 29, 2004.
Description of the Access 2003 hotfix package: March 17, 2004
Describes the issues that are fixed in the Access 2003 hotfix package that is dated March 17, 2004.

You may receive the "Invalid command line" error message when you run the Access Conversion Scanning Tool at the command prompt
Describes that you will receive an error when you try to run the Access Conversion Scanning Tool, ADScanner.exe, from the command prompt if you use not valid command-line arguments. Provides sample scenarios that may cause the problem.
The Access Conversion Scanning Tool does not collect Access properties information for Access databases
Describes that the information about Access properties for Access databases may not be collected by the scanning tool. This problem occurs when the computer does not have the correct version of Access installed. Install the correct version of Access.
The "Analyze Databases" button may not be available in the "Scan for Databases" form after you select a scanned database
Explains that you cannot analyze databases by using the "Scan for Databases" form in the report tool after you mark a database to suppress the Conversion dialog box. Re-open the "Scan for Databases" form to work around this problem.