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access thread: Access 97 Oversize
Message #1 by HAMILTOT@s... on Mon, 26 Mar 2001 20:11:03
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I have a database that no longer will open, Access 97 @1,048Kb - yep the
Gig. Anyone know a way to recover this? Unable to compact or repair.
How about using A2K. Any suggestions(reasonable) are appreciated.
Message #2 by "Bill Anton" <banton@r...> on Mon, 26 Mar 2001 21:24:56
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> I have a database that no longer will open, Access 97 @1,048Kb - yep the
> Gig. Anyone know a way to recover this? Unable to compact or repair.
I have fixed this problem in a couple of ways..
A2k does go to 2 gig in DB size.
Question if you have done many deletes you have space that Access will not
give back to you until you compress the database.
I would build a new(empty) database and then import the old database into
the new one.use more than one if you need too. this will give you the
space back that access will not give you now.after you do this you can
split the database into a few databases...
Bill
Message #3 by "Derrick Flores" <Derrick_Flores@s...> on Mon, 26 Mar 2001 16:23:42 -0600
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Yes creating new database and Importing LARGE tables and linking them into
the Master database will reduce space on the Master db. I usually do this
for archiveing data and oversize tables.
>>> "Bill Anton" <banton@r...> 03/26 9:24 PM >>>
> I have a database that no longer will open, Access 97 @1,048Kb - yep
the
> Gig. Anyone know a way to recover this? Unable to compact or repair.
I have fixed this problem in a couple of ways..
A2k does go to 2 gig in DB size.
Question if you have done many deletes you have space that Access will
not
give back to you until you compress the database.
I would build a new(empty) database and then import the old database
into
the new one.use more than one if you need too. this will give you the
space back that access will not give you now.after you do this you can
split the database into a few databases...
Bill
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