No...I am still working on this...I guess my next step is to kill the virtual drive (the system thinks it's huge, but I don't think I need it) and see if the system gets happy...I doubt that will work, but it's the only place on the box that reports huge storage usage...(it reports something...
I had the system drive on my Exchange server get full...I added a couple of drives and created a spanned volume and moved my data store and logs...no problems with any of that...the system seems to have arbitrarily imposed a 2M message size limit...I have checked everywhere and cannot find where...
I recently began getting this problem as well and have been doing some research...I have not yet solved my problem, but there are three places in Exchange to set the message size limit as it relates to the exchange configuration...the mailbox level, the storage site level, and the global...
Actually...check this URL out...it describes what the "virtual drive" is needed for, how to remove it, and provides a script...
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;305145&sd=tech
It seems that I only have one machine (running Office 97) that will find the FindFile function in Access. Obviously, I need to point to an appropriate reference library in whichever Access application I happen to be using, in order for Access to find the Function. Unfortunately, I do not have a...
I have used the function FindFile() in my app, and it has worked, but it doesn't always work...comes back with undefined sub or funtion...in addition, I have yet to find any docs on it...why it it doing this?
Access 97 indicates one can change the RecordSource property of a report using VB code...when I try before the report code, it can't find the report (wants the report open, I think). When I try to do it after the report run, it says I must change the property before the report prints. So how do...
With the stupid help MS Access has, I can't find a function to tell me if a particular table exists in the database. I know what table name I'm looking for. Any help here?
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