Temporary files in a Data.mdb

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Pugnace

I'm used to use "temporary tables" in a shared database containing only
datas. I never had problem with this technic when my application was running
under Access2000 runtime but since i have upgraded to Access 2002 the
database is broken near each day!
The technic consist of creating a table at any running time mainly to become
the datasource of a form or a report then deleting it when the form or report
close.
Each user creates and deletes its own tables and the total amount of
temporary tables can reach up to 30.
Do anyone know if the failure can come from this technic ?
 
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Dave Patrick

I do that sometimes as well but I create the temp tables in the user's local
frontend not in a shared backend. That seems a waste of bandwidth and would
slow down the user's experience.

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| I'm used to use "temporary tables" in a shared database containing only
| datas. I never had problem with this technic when my application was
running
| under Access2000 runtime but since i have upgraded to Access 2002 the
| database is broken near each day!
| The technic consist of creating a table at any running time mainly to
become
| the datasource of a form or a report then deleting it when the form or
report
| close.
| Each user creates and deletes its own tables and the total amount of
| temporary tables can reach up to 30.
| Do anyone know if the failure can come from this technic ?
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| Programmer c''''''''est engager une partie d''''''''échecs contre un
| adversaire plus fort que soi mais que l''''''''on finira toujours par
vaincre
 
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Pugnace

Thank you Dave,
Of course i have imagined to put my temp tables in the local front end file
but this solution should increase the difficulties elsewhere.
As well as it does not explain why i get the trouble now running on Access
2002 runtime an not with applications running under Access 2000 runtime.
 

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