MS Access is a relational database management system (RDBMS) from MS Office product suite. It is used to create simple databases using Microsoft Jet Database Engine combined with a rich user interface and related development tools. In addition, advanced Access users can use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) language to create rich solutions with advanced data manipulation and user control techniques. You can open the VBA editor in Access by pressing Alt + F11 to create or edit VBA application. However, as nothing is perfect in this world, these VBA applications can throw some error message and become inaccessible. In such case, restore the database with updated backup or use a third-party Access database recovery tool.

Consider a scenario wherein you are working on a VBA application that is integrated with an Access database. You open the VBA application but it fails to open. The following error messages may be displayed: "The Visual Basic for Applications project in this database is corrupt." OR "The module name 'module name' is misspelled or refers to a module that doesn't exist."