Hello SlimJimPoisson,
If you create a new database file with some simple data and copy it, and then what's the result of comparing the newly created database and its copied database?
If you still get the error, I would suggest you repair your office and then try the test again.
If you do not get the error, I think the issue is more related to the specific database file.
I would suggest back up your database file(important), and then select report options in the compare tool one by one to check if tables or queries or macros... caused this error. Once you make sure which part caused this error, delete the object in it one
by one until you does not get the error.
If so, the latest deleted object should be the reason of the issue. Check its design.
Best Regards,
Terry
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