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anyone have problems with windows nt and ms acess databases?

I seem to be running out of memory although i do not have any records yet in my database. anyone have any idea what may be causing this?

thanks
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I am not sure what could be causing the error. Can you explain how you are accessing the database? If you can reproduce the behavior with a small portion of your code, you might consider posting it. The trouble is that database access is not a trivial task and there is not enough information in your posting to take a crack at answering it.
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I do not know MS Acess but...

Under (I believe)
Tools>>>Compress and repair

THis will reducethe size of a DB if it once had data that has since been delted.

Otherwise,
DB's are generally memory pigs. They just eat up as much as they want and I have yet to find a way of controlling the beasts. You may just need more memory.

Ben
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