Problem resolved - used a 'false' query by:
Set qry = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef("")
With qry
.SQL = "
...
This is treated as a JET operation and not a DAO, therefore not adding to the size of the db...
Sorry... was in a hurry, didn't notice... Basically, making a log table for errors found on a main table, verifying some of the fields on the main table through repeated SQL use of a temp query, and populating the error table with an ID, field error found in, data in field, and short description...
The code below keeps increasing the size of the database until max size (1 G) is reached, at which time it errors out. Can anyone point out to me which area(s) are causing this? The "Check_" table, after running 2090 records (the highest count I've gotten to) only has 14 records at...
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