I have Office 2000. I am creating a database that will record stats
from football, basketball, and hockey games. One table will contain
info about a game. The game could be a football, basketball, or hockey
game. There will be at least 2700+ records per season. Each record
will have more than 20 fields each. The table will have games from
varous seasons so I can see it containing very many records (40000+).
Is there a maximum size to the number of records an Access table can
have?
And is there a maximum size that a table can be?
# of records X # of fields = SIZE. Is there a max limit to SIZE?
Thanx,
Doomster
5  5083 
40k records is small in Access.
It will handle hundreds of thousands of records with ease, millions of
necessary.
--
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Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.
"Doomster" <do******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ o13g2000cwo.goo glegroups.com.. . I have Office 2000. I am creating a database that will record stats
from football, basketball, and hockey games. One table will contain
info about a game. The game could be a football, basketball, or hockey
game. There will be at least 2700+ records per season. Each record
will have more than 20 fields each. The table will have games from
varous seasons so I can see it containing very many records (40000+).
Is there a maximum size to the number of records an Access table can
have?
And is there a maximum size that a table can be?
# of records X # of fields = SIZE. Is there a max limit to SIZE?
Thanx,
Doomster
Doomster wrote: I have Office 2000. I am creating a database that will record stats
from football, basketball, and hockey games. One table will contain
info about a game. The game could be a football, basketball, or
hockey game. There will be at least 2700+ records per season. Each
record will have more than 20 fields each. The table will have games
from varous seasons so I can see it containing very many records
(40000+).
Is there a maximum size to the number of records an Access table can
have?
And is there a maximum size that a table can be?
# of records X # of fields = SIZE. Is there a max limit to SIZE?
Thanx,
Doomster
No max number of records. The max size of the database is 1 or 2 gig
depending on the version. Noted that if you delete records, they are not
really deleted and size of the database made smaller until the database is
compacted.
--
Joseph Meehan
Dia duit
"The max size of the database is 1 or 2 gig depending on the version"
A clarification question....
When you refer to the "max size of the database", are you talking about
the max size of a table or the max size of the database (the .mdb file
with all the tables, forms, queries, etc.)???
Doomster wrote: "The max size of the database is 1 or 2 gig depending on the version"
A clarification question....
When you refer to the "max size of the database", are you talking
about the max size of a table or the max size of the database (the
.mdb file with all the tables, forms, queries, etc.)???
The MDB.
--
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to this message. Send instead to...
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Doomster wrote: "The max size of the database is 1 or 2 gig depending on the version"
A clarification question....
When you refer to the "max size of the database", are you talking
about the max size of a table or the max size of the database (the
.mdb file with all the tables, forms, queries, etc.)???
Max size of the database.
--
Joseph Meehan
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