Filesearch Limitations

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I posted this message but made a mistake on the code I'm using. The previous post I made was in error because I defined the variable i as an integer. In reality I am using i as a long, sorry about the mistake.

I can't get the filesearch object to go past 65,530 records. I'm using a long for the number of records to find and seem to get this limitation. This worked fine in Access 97 in Windows NT (168K records). Now with a conversion to 2003 on XP it's not working past the 65,530 records that I mentioned.

This is the code I'm using:

Function load_tifs()

Dim fs As FileSearch
Dim RS As Recordset
Dim i As Long
Dim locn As String
Dim loc1 As String
Dim foundf As String

DoCmd.RunSQL "delete * from TotalOdomInfo;"

Set RS = CurrentDb().OpenRecordset("select * from locationsearch", dbOpenDynaset)

Do While Not RS.EOF

Set fs = Application.FileSearch
loc1 = RS![odomsearch]
With fs
locn = loc1
.LookIn = locn
.SearchSubFolders = True
.FileName = "*.tif"

If .Execute() > 0 Then
For i = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
DoCmd.RunSQL "insert into TotalOdomInfo (image) select " & Chr(34) & (.FoundFiles(i)) & Chr(34) & " as expr1;"

Next i
End If

End With

RS.MoveNext

Loop


End Function
 
If this working for the first 65,530 records then at first
it would appear as though the code is just fine. Try
declaring i as a Double rather than an Integer or a Long.
If this does not solve the problem then respond to this
posting

HTH

Tony C
-----Original Message-----
I posted this message but made a mistake on the code I'm
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using. The previous post I made was in error because I
defined the variable i as an integer. In reality I am
using i as a long, sorry about the mistake.
I can't get the filesearch object to go past 65,530
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records. I'm using a long for the number of records to
find and seem to get this limitation. This worked fine
in Access 97 in Windows NT (168K records). Now with a
conversion to 2003 on XP it's not working past the 65,530
records that I mentioned.
This is the code I'm using:

Function load_tifs()

Dim fs As FileSearch
Dim RS As Recordset
Dim i As Long
Dim locn As String
Dim loc1 As String
Dim foundf As String

DoCmd.RunSQL "delete * from TotalOdomInfo;"

Set RS = CurrentDb().OpenRecordset("select * from
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locationsearch", dbOpenDynaset)
Do While Not RS.EOF

Set fs = Application.FileSearch
loc1 = RS![odomsearch]
With fs
locn = loc1
.LookIn = locn
.SearchSubFolders = True
.FileName = "*.tif"

If .Execute() > 0 Then
For i = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
DoCmd.RunSQL "insert into
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TotalOdomInfo (image) select " & Chr(34) & (.FoundFiles
(i)) & Chr(34) & " as expr1;"
 
Unfortunately, changing i to a Double doesn't change things - I'm still stuck at the 65,530 record limit.

I appreciate your trying to answer this - the code used did work fine in Access 97. Access 2003 is another story.

Tony C said:
If this working for the first 65,530 records then at first
it would appear as though the code is just fine. Try
declaring i as a Double rather than an Integer or a Long.
If this does not solve the problem then respond to this
posting

HTH

Tony C
-----Original Message-----
I posted this message but made a mistake on the code I'm
Click to expand...
using. The previous post I made was in error because I
defined the variable i as an integer. In reality I am
using i as a long, sorry about the mistake.
I can't get the filesearch object to go past 65,530
Click to expand...
records. I'm using a long for the number of records to
find and seem to get this limitation. This worked fine
in Access 97 in Windows NT (168K records). Now with a
conversion to 2003 on XP it's not working past the 65,530
records that I mentioned.
This is the code I'm using:

Function load_tifs()

Dim fs As FileSearch
Dim RS As Recordset
Dim i As Long
Dim locn As String
Dim loc1 As String
Dim foundf As String

DoCmd.RunSQL "delete * from TotalOdomInfo;"

Set RS = CurrentDb().OpenRecordset("select * from
Click to expand...
locationsearch", dbOpenDynaset)
Do While Not RS.EOF

Set fs = Application.FileSearch
loc1 = RS![odomsearch]
With fs
locn = loc1
.LookIn = locn
.SearchSubFolders = True
.FileName = "*.tif"

If .Execute() > 0 Then
For i = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
DoCmd.RunSQL "insert into
Click to expand...
TotalOdomInfo (image) select " & Chr(34) & (.FoundFiles
(i)) & Chr(34) & " as expr1;"
Next i
End If

End With

RS.MoveNext

Loop


End Function


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