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by: lestersal |
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How would I compact a database on Open using code? I presume I'd have to use
the Autoexec macro but what code do I put in the procedure called by
Autoexec?
Thanks,
Alistair
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by: Larry L |
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Access is noted for bloating a database when you add and delete records
frequently. I have always had mine set to compact on close, and that works
great. Now after everyone's advice I split my database, so the data is in
a second (back-end) database with all the tables linked. However, now when
I close the database, it compacts the front end,...
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by: Trevor Hughes |
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Hello All
I have a database (Access 2000, running on Win 2000), which suffers from
bloat over a period of time. In order to solve the problem I set the
option to compact on exit. This however has caused a problem. The
permissions of the mdb file which are set to Everyone-Full control, are
reset when the database is compacted. The end...
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by: Greg Strong |
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Hello All,
I've written code in a test database with test data. Everything seems
to be working except compact database in VB code per
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0041.htm. The reason I say this
is the auto number fields are NOT being reset to zero. I delete the
data from tables with action delete queries, then call the compact DB...
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by: Prakash |
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Does anyone know how to compact a table (only) ?
I'm using some code o move rows up & down in a continuous form & it
works fine, but after some usage the rows refuse to move up or down
until I compact the database. Then with no modifications to the code it
works well.
Any ideas anyone ?
Thx & Best Rgds,
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by: SheldonMopes |
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Here is my situation:I have several Access database projects that all
keep their back-end data in a directory on a server. I would like to
have a small Access application that could open each .mdb file, then
compact and repair it, with no user intervention other than launching
the application. Thank you for any help.
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by: gibsonsgman |
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hello, i have a question about compactin/repairing a database at
runtime.
i have code that will do this, but when it runs i get the error "You
can't compact the open database while running a macro or visual basic
code"
this is very confusing to me, because i got it to work on one database
without the error, and i did the exact same thing...
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by: Ron |
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Hi All,
Using WinXP pro/Access 2000.
I have a database that's been used for about 5 months. Transferred lots of
data from a dos based program, then the users have been using it for that 5
months. About 180000 records in one of the main files (maybe 25000 new since
the dos conversion). Been having some speed issues crop up along the way...
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by: Ron |
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New discovery.
If I take a perfectly good database, and "compact/repair" on it with Access
2000 (seems to be at multiple sites--I've tried it with my system here, at
another office on an entirely different network), it damages the file
somehow. The user's machine that did the compact/repair can see the file
fine. But any networked user...
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by: teddysnips |
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My client has asked if it's possible to Compact and Repair his Front
End database programmatically. I remember doing this from a VB
application about 10 years ago, so I wondered if it was possible in
Access.
The application is Access 2003 in 2002-2003 File Format.
I've added the following function to the Front End in a global module:
...
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by: Oralloy |
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
The problem is that using the GNU compilers, it seems that the internal comparison operator "<=>" tries to promote arguments from unsigned to signed.
This is as boiled down as I can make it. ...
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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