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Kb44841196/16/2023 In that case, try the corresponding instructions for the C2R version, when the fix is available.Īccess 2010 MSI, Access Database Engine 2010 RedistributableĪccess 2016 MSI, Access Database Engine 2016 RedistributableĪccess for Microsoft 365 Current Channel/Access 2016 C2R/Access 2019 (Version 1910)Īccess for Office 365 Semi-Annual Enterprise ChannelĪccess for Office 365 Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview), (Version 1908)Īccess for Office 365 (Microsoft Store version) NOTE: If you try to apply a patch, and you get a message that says "No products affected by this package installed in the system", it may be because you have a click-to-run (C2R) installation of Office, rather than an MSI installation. This issue will be fixed for all versions: There is a December 10 security update for the MSI builds, that will be available via WSUS and will be automatically applied that fixes the issue: ![]() ![]() The table below lists the dates/build numbers for the earliest available update, but for MSI builds, the patch referred to is not a required patch and must be manually applied. Office 2016: Description of the security update for Office 2016: Novem( KB4484113) Office 2013: Description of the security update for Office 2013: Novem( KB4484119) Office 2010: Description of the security update for Office 2010: Novem( KB4484127) The issue was introduced on Novemvia the following patch updates for MSI builds: This issue impacts all supported builds of Access. has entries in the Criteria row in the query designer) it updates a table, rather than the output of a Select query, or join This will occur for an Update query that: ![]() ![]() When attempting to run an Update query, it may not run and displays the error: "Query 'query name' is corrupt".
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