I was told that an Access Database can only be about at the most
and still function properly about: 200mb ???
I guess the person that said this on another NG was wrong.
This is very, very good news. As I was afraid that I was going to
Have to build another server with "SQL" to handle the database.
Hmmm: the MVPs here assert that a table can be as big as it likes as long
as it fits in the mdb file: i.e. 2 GB minus whatever overhead Access likes
to put in for security/ forms/ indexes/ system tables etc etc etc.
And I still don't know how anyone is meant to know how big a table is
anyway.
No disrespect to the MVP's here... I was only answering what I found in my
book and on MS's site. I do note that there is no way to know the size of
any one table in particular, unless of course it can be found in those
hidden object tables I never bother to look at.
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