The VBA code in modules and behind forms/reports is protected.An ACCDE database remains in a compiled state, improving overall performance.The ACCDE formatted data base is smaller in size than the original ACCDB Access database.In addition to protecting your Access Database design, there are quite a few other benefits to converting your database into an ACCDE format.
Benefits of the ACCDE Database File Format In an ACCDE file format, the protected Access database continues to operate as usual, however, users are not able to change the designs of forms and reports, and nor can they view or modify VBA code modules in your database. Microsoft Access makes it quick and easy to convert an open format Access Database (ACCDB) into a compiled Access Database (ACCDE) format. That is particularly true if you intend to distribute the database to third parties and/or on a commercial basis.įortunately, It is a relatively simple matter to protect your Database. If you want to stop database users modifying forms and reports or having the ability to view and edit the VBA code in your Access database then you need to take steps to protect the database and prevent it happening. The Access ACCDB file format allows users to create and modify existing database objects, such as forms, reports, Marcos, and to view and update VBA code in the project and behind form modules in the database. When you first create an Access database, that database is in an open ACCDB file format. Return to FAQs Why Convert My Database to ACCDE Format
Covert an Access Database to ACCDE Format
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