A aywho New member Local time Yesterday, 18:04 Joined Jul 14, 2004 Messages 6 Jul 21, 2004 #1 Hi, I have a db with some dummy data. After I delete them, the file size still won't go down. Is there any way that I can remove all the dummy data, and have the smallest file size possible? Thanks a lot.
Hi, I have a db with some dummy data. After I delete them, the file size still won't go down. Is there any way that I can remove all the dummy data, and have the smallest file size possible? Thanks a lot.
maxmangion AWF VIP Local time Today, 02:04 Joined Feb 26, 2003 Messages 2,805 Jul 21, 2004 #2 you need to compact and repair the database from the Tools menu!
Ron_dK Cool bop aficionado Local time Today, 03:04 Joined Sep 5, 2002 Messages 2,141 Jul 21, 2004 #3 aywho, do a search on "database size growing" and you will find lots of info on this subject.
aqif Registered User. Local time Today, 02:04 Joined Jul 9, 2001 Messages 158 Jul 21, 2004 #4 use decompile method One of the advanced methods of reducing sizoe of Access DB is to open the file in decompile mode and than compact and repair. To do that in Start-->Run type "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MsAccess.exe" /decompile then browse for any file you want to compact Open any module and then click on Debug-->Compile all then goto Tools-->Database Utilities-->Compact and Repair database Close module and then compact database again Cheers! Aqif
use decompile method One of the advanced methods of reducing sizoe of Access DB is to open the file in decompile mode and than compact and repair. To do that in Start-->Run type "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MsAccess.exe" /decompile then browse for any file you want to compact Open any module and then click on Debug-->Compile all then goto Tools-->Database Utilities-->Compact and Repair database Close module and then compact database again Cheers! Aqif