Forgot to say that my table currently has 5 columns - 1 autonumber (which I assume is a long), 2 longs and 2 strings (10 and 50 characters).
I reckon a total of 92 bytes, which multiplied by my 5 million row estimate gives me a 460 MB table.
Am I crazy to be attempting anything this big in...
Any thoughts on the upper limits (both theoretical and practical) on the number of rows in an Access 97 database table?
I am starting an application where the client has stipulated delivery in Access 97. My current db plan would result in a table with of the order of 5 million records. Trouble...
thanks swampboogie. That's got me out of a tight spot. Being able to use the shorthand method would be nice, but I guess we can't have everything!
cheers
sorry - accidental key press. What I meant to say was that I have been led to believe that Access does not support full outer joins. Is this true?
If it is true, are there any work arounds?
thanks
I have two very simple tables, with a common field on which I need to perform an outer join, so that I can return a combined list of all the records from both tables.
I've read somewhere that Access does not support ful
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