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A new hotfix for Access 2007 is now available at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957690
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When you open a form by using a macro, the form opens in a small reduced mode. You will see this behavior when you create a form by:
1. Specifying the following property values on the form:
Property
Value
Modal
Yes
Pop Up
Auto Resize
No
2. Opening, updating, and saving the record source of the form. When you open the form by using a macro, the form opens in a small reduced mode.
When you export a report to an .rft file format in Access 2007, the export process is very slow compared to the same process in Access 2003.
You create a macro by specifying the RunMacro action in Access 2007. You specify the Repeat Expression parameter of the RunMacro action to run a second macro at least two times. The second macro contains the StopMacro action. When you run the macro and the second macro stops running because of the StopMacro action, the macro also stops running, even if the expression evaluates to True. However, in Access 2003, the macro stops for the current iteration, and then continues to run until the expression evaluates to False.
You have a text file that contains a column of date values that are not delimited. When you try to link to the text file or import the column from Access 2007, you encounter the following problems:
· If you link to the text file by specifying the column as the Date/Time data type, the column values are displayed as #Num! in Access 2007.
· If you import the column by specifying the column as the Date/Time data type, the column values are not imported. In the ImportErrors table, you receive the following error message on the Error column:
Type Conversion Failure
Subforms based on a parameter value do not refresh to reflect the data in the parameter. You create a form in Access 2007. You also create two subforms that are bound to Access queries or to stored procedures in Microsoft SQL Server. Additionally, Access 2007 populates data into the subforms by using parameter values. The first subform also sets the parameter value of the second subform. You update the first subform. In this scenario, the second subform does not update. Note This problem does not occur in Access 2003.
You create linked tables in an Access 2007 database. Additionally, you create a form and add controls that display data from the linked tables. When you operate on these controls, you experience very slow performance compared to Access 2003. Note This problem does not occur if you use imported tables.
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I've been experiencing the last issue. ODBC tablelinks via Access 2007 to Oracle 9i are definitely slower than the same links when using Access 2003. When will this fix be rolled out into a Service Pack or other "normal" (less risky) update process?
These fixes will be included in SP2 due out first of next year.
I've been experiencing some of the issues mentioned here, but i will wait for the sp2 next year. . . Thanks guys . .
I've installed the hotfix and am currently testing it. The speed difference with the ODBC tablelinks after applying the hotfix was incredible. No more delay when opening, navigating and closing a form with subforms which are based on tablelinks to Oracle. Especially impressive is when I close the master form. Before the patch it could take 15-30 seconds to close the form (never understood why, as this problem didn't exist under Access 2003 AND no db queries should occur due to a form close event). As a result of the hotfix, closing the master form now takes less than a second. Just now need to make sure the hotfix doesn't break something else before I deploy it.
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