How to fix the Runtime Code 8097 The connection string of this page specifies an absolute path

About Runtime Code 8097

Runtime Code 8097 happens when Microsoft Access fails or crashes whilst it's running, hence its name. It doesn't necessarily mean that the code was corrupt in some way, but just that it did not work during its run-time. This kind of error will appear as an annoying notification on your screen unless handled and corrected. Here are symptoms, causes and ways to troubleshoot the problem.

Definitions (Beta)

Here we list some definitions for the words contained in your error, in an attempt to help you understand your problem. This is a work in progress, so sometimes we might define the word incorrectly, so feel free to skip this section!

• Absolute - In CSS, the `absolute` property will cause an element to be positioned relative to its first non-static parent element.
• Absolute path - global address for a file, independent from the working directory of the calling process
• Connect - Connect is an extensible HTTP server framework for node, created by Sencha Labs providing high performance "plugins" known as middleware.
• Connection - Refers to a connection used to transfer data between two endpoints, such as between a client and a web, database, web service or other server.
• Connection string - A string containing information necessary for connecting to a service, usually database.
• Edit - to modify a computer file by, for example, deleting, inserting, moving, or copying text.
• Path - A path, the general form of a file name or of a directory name, specifies a unique location in a file system
• String - A string is a finite sequence of symbols, commonly used for text, though sometimes for arbitrary data.
• Unc - A UNC path unambiguously specifies the location of a volume, directory, file or other local or remote resource on Windows.
• Network - For most programming questions use [network-programming] tag
• Warning - A warning is often issued on recognizing a potential high-risk situation, a probable misunderstanding, degraded service or imminent failure.