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Pilgrim37
I want to know how much information is Access able to manage (space on disk,
regsitries) without performance being affected
regsitries) without performance being affected
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Tony Toews
Pilgrim37 said:I want to know how much information is Access able to manage (space on disk,
regsitries) without performance being affected
What do you mean by registries? data MDBs?
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John Vinson
I want to know how much information is Access able to manage (space on disk,
regsitries) without performance being affected
Without performance being *affected*? None, of course. <g>
The limit to the size of a single .mdb file is 2 GBytes. I'm aware of
at least two Access databases (one in Access 2.0!) with over
20,000,000 records in one or more tables. As a rule of thumb, I'd
start looking into client-server software when the database reaches
1.0 or 1.25 GBytes or five million rows; but the decision would vary
greatly depending on your particular application.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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