(Wizards often do this.)
n If your application creates objects like reports or forms on the fly, portions of your application
are put into an uncompiled state when the objects are created. (Wizards often do
this as well.)
When you change a project name (but not the filename), the entire application loses its
compiled state. Because of this, you should change the project name only if absolutely
necessary, and you should compile your database immediately after changing the project name.
Distributing applications in a compiled
or uncompiled state
When distributing your Access application, you need to take into consideration a couple of issues
concerning compilation.
Distributing source code for your application
First and foremost, if you distribute source code and allow your users access to modify or add
objects, you must make them completely aware of the compilation issues. If your users don??™t fully
comprehend what is happening with your application??™s compiled state, you can be sure that you
will receive phone calls about how your program seems to be getting slower the more that users
make changes to objects.
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