Im not very technical at all but....why not set up a blank database
and import all objects from the 2gb database. This process would hopefully
identify any problems with corrupt tables etc.
Im not very technical at all but....why not set up a blank database
and import all objects from the 2gb database. This process would hopefully
identify any problems with corrupt tables etc.
Tony
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Normally once compacted it is half a gig. It's just that we have to do a
load of make table queries every day and I think this creates a load of temp
tables. Hence the size keeps increasingup to the max of 2, then Access bombs
out.
Normally once compacted it is half a gig. It's just that we have to do a
load of make table queries every day and I think this creates a load of temp
tables. Hence the size keeps increasingup to the max of 2, then Access bombs
out.
Yes, SQL Server certainly has it's place but I think we can get around
this problem quite easily.
Tony
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