| Error Code | Error Description | Supported Versions |
| 3369 | ********** | Access 2003+ |
| 3370 | Cannot modify the design of table ‘|’.It is in a read-only database. Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Cannot modify the design of table ‘|’. It is in a read-only database.’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 3371 | Cannot find table or constraint. | Access 2003+ |
| 3372 | No such index ‘|2’ on table ‘|1’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3373 | Cannot create relationship.Referenced table ‘|’ does not have a primary key. Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Cannot create relationship. Referenced table ‘|’ does not have a primary key.’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 3374 | The specified fields are not uniquely indexed in table ‘|’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3375 | Table ‘|1’ already has an index named ‘|2’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3376 | Table ‘|’ does not exist. | Access 2003+ |
| 3377 | No such relationship ‘|2’ on table ‘|1’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3378 | There is already a relationship named ‘|’ in the current database. | Access 2003+ |
| 3379 | Cannot create relationships to enforce referential integrity.Existing data in table ‘|2’ violates referential integrity rules in table ‘|1’. Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Cannot create relationships to enforce referential integrity. Existing data in table ‘|2’ violates referential integrity rules in table ‘|1′.’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 3380 | Field ‘|2’ already exists in table ‘|1’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3381 | There is no field named ‘|2’ in table ‘|1’. | Access 2003+ |
| 3382 | Size of field ‘|’ is too long. | Access 2003+ |
| 3383 | Cannot delete field ‘|’.It is part of one or more relationships. Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Cannot delete field ‘|’. It is part of one or more relationships.’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 3384 | Cannot delete a built-in property. | Access 2003+ |
| 3385 | User-defined properties do not support a Null value. | Access 2003+ |
| 3386 | Property ‘|’ must be set before using this method. | Access 2003+ |
| 3387 | Cannot find TEMP directory. | Access 2003+ |
| 3388 | Unknown function ‘|2’ in validation expression or default value on ‘|1’. | Access 2003+ |