sdawson Registered User. Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Apr 22, 2003 Messages 165 Oct 6, 2004 #1 I just converted a front end database into .MDE and the result is a database larger than the original? Is there something I'm missing here. XP Prof with Access 2000
I just converted a front end database into .MDE and the result is a database larger than the original? Is there something I'm missing here. XP Prof with Access 2000
maxmangion AWF VIP Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Feb 26, 2003 Messages 2,805 Oct 6, 2004 #2 did you compact and repair your mdb file before you created the MDE file ?
ghudson Registered User. Local time Today, 16:29 Joined Jun 8, 2002 Messages 6,193 Oct 6, 2004 #3 You can compact a MDE.
sdawson Registered User. Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Apr 22, 2003 Messages 165 Oct 7, 2004 #4 I did C&R before converting and have done it also on MBE file. Still larger than the original mdb file.
I did C&R before converting and have done it also on MBE file. Still larger than the original mdb file.
sdawson Registered User. Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Apr 22, 2003 Messages 165 Oct 7, 2004 #6 MBE approx 19.5mb mdb approx 19.0mb
sdawson Registered User. Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Apr 22, 2003 Messages 165 Oct 7, 2004 #8 The increase is not worth worrying about, I'ts just that one of the main reasons in converting to MDE file is to reduce the file size and this has not been the case.
The increase is not worth worrying about, I'ts just that one of the main reasons in converting to MDE file is to reduce the file size and this has not been the case.
R Rich Guest Oct 7, 2004 #9 Like many of Microsoft's claims, take it with a pinch of salt The claim that an MDE runs faster has also been disproved
Like many of Microsoft's claims, take it with a pinch of salt The claim that an MDE runs faster has also been disproved
sdawson Registered User. Local time Today, 21:29 Joined Apr 22, 2003 Messages 165 Oct 7, 2004 #10 Thanks mate. I can sleep easy now.