You can convert most previous-version Microsoft Access databases to Microsoft Access 2000 with no difficulty. In some rare cases, however, new features can conflict with existing objects and code.
An identifier causes an error.
Time or date values in my query criteria return different results.
My converted Microsoft Access version 2.0 report has different margins.
I receive an out-of-memory error when converting a large database.
My 16-bit API calls do not convert.
My custom controls do not convert.
I receive an error that a table exceeds the limit of 32 indexes.
I receive an ODBC error when opening a form or report in a converted database.
I receive a message that my computer is missing at least one of the Access 97 object libraries