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[Laega]

after compact/repair and put in zip file it still not fits to attached file here. can someone know how to convert or save as Access 2002-2003 database from Access 2013 database?

 

[theDBguy]

Hi. If you have any images in the db, try removing some or all of them out.

 

[pbaldy]

How big is the zip file? I think up to 5MB is allowed, which the process you described normally achieves. Converting to an earlier version wouldn't likely change anything.

 

[Laega]

the zip file is 1380 kb. i will try remove all images in it try check if its ok

 

[pbaldy]

I would expect that to fit either way, as I'm fairly sure Jon said he allowed attachments up to 5MB. Does the site give you an error?

 

[Laega]

oh..correct its work now. thanks pbaldy. yes i received error previously it. any way the problem is how to sum total there please see.

 

[pbaldy]

The zip appears to contain an rar file, which I don't have the software to unzip. I'm sure others do so I'll get out of the way.

 

[Laega]

ok rar file is removed now. see attached thanks.

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Now that we have your zip file, what is the problem you are trying to solve?

Try to be descriptive if possible. I would guess that English is not your first language, but do your best. What are you trying to do and what is happening (or not happening) that causes you to come here?

 

[Laega]

Please see screen shot. Thanks.

 

[Laega]

Please see screen shot. Thanks.

 

[MajP]

I fixed it the best I could, but you have a lot of significant problems.
1. Table naming convention is poor. Do not use spaces in any names (table or field or any other object)
2. Table names should be representative of the items that are contained.
3. Table design is wrong. Do not repeat data in multiple tables.
4. Do not store calculated fields in a table
5. Use queries to bring in related data
6. Give controls real names not "Text5" but "txtBxItemID" or "cmboItemName"
7. Do calculations in queries.

 

[Laega]

I fixed it the best I could, but you have a lot of significant problems.
1. Table naming convention is poor. Do not use spaces in any names (table or field or any other object)
2. Table names should be representative of the items that are contained.
3. Table design is wrong. Do not repeat data in multiple tables.
4. Do not store calculated fields in a table
5. Use queries to bring in related data
6. Give controls real names not "Text5" but "txtBxItemID" or "cmboItemName"
7. Do calculations in queries.

Thank you very much for help and advice. I am so happy.