Re: database bloat/size
- From: JohnLute <JohnLute@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 13:11:01 -0700
Thanks for the reply, Tony.
"Tony Toews [MVP]" wrote:
After doing a little work in a 40 Mb MDB with not quite as many forms
and reports as yours I frequently would see it increase by about 20
Mb. Then it seems to stay at that mark for a free days or a week
until I compact it again.
How much does it bloat after working with it for few hours and then a
few days.
I typically work on it every day anywhere from 1-4 hours. I compile and
compact/repair EVERY day.
41 Mb is a reasonable size for that many objects.
THAT is the question I was hoping to get some clarity on. Thanks!
Is this a repeating thing or did this just happen once or twice. This
might be caused by accidentally going into the FE MDB twice at the
same time.
It's been a repeating thing. If memory serves the first time it blew up it
had ballooned to about 150+MB within a couple hours. When I
compacted/repaired it went down but had gained some weight! When I went back
to work on a particularly complex query it almost instantly expanded again.
I've found that any time I work on that query I can expect it to balloon. It
never lets me down. Sometimes compacting gets it back but more often it
doesn't.
Never used Access user level security so I regretfully can't share
your pain. Can the security part be done in VBA?
That's a good suggestion. I'll need to explore it.
.
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