A
Alex Lifeson
I have a "large" financial application (Stocks and Mutual Funds). There
are approx 6400 tables and it is ~700Mb in size. It imports many csv
files and does some other table writes. It runs on an XP Home machine
running Office 2000.
The app is a one time run to process weekly data. The app ran fine when
we were running with approx 1/2 the number of stocks and Mutual funds.
Now that we have increased the number of symbols, I get weird messages
saying it can't find tables (that exist) and that tables are opened
exclusively by another process. It is a single user app. We let it run
and come back an hour and a half later. There are no other users or
processes.
I don't use any Transactions, but it is almost like I need a "commit" or
an update of the user tables in the catalog or change an Access setting?
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
are approx 6400 tables and it is ~700Mb in size. It imports many csv
files and does some other table writes. It runs on an XP Home machine
running Office 2000.
The app is a one time run to process weekly data. The app ran fine when
we were running with approx 1/2 the number of stocks and Mutual funds.
Now that we have increased the number of symbols, I get weird messages
saying it can't find tables (that exist) and that tables are opened
exclusively by another process. It is a single user app. We let it run
and come back an hour and a half later. There are no other users or
processes.
I don't use any Transactions, but it is almost like I need a "commit" or
an update of the user tables in the catalog or change an Access setting?
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks in advance.