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Access dominates cpu usage

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KarloZ

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Hello everyone. You might have idea or experience with access kiiling the cpu usage. my back end hosts all the access database and the front ends have the forms, reports and codes. what is weird is this, the machines running on 64mb of ram cannot update their displays due to out of memory errors. any ideas?
 
I have similar problem. I heard you can make certain processes run "in the background" of the application, but I dunno exact code.

This is the best I know:
Application.ScreenUpdating = False ' helps VBA to run more efficiently.

If you find a better one, let me know.

timeismoney@juno.com
 
This probably won't help, but we had a similiar problem. Thought it was memory, but it was determined that a network card had fried and was not releasing the Database when the application was closed. Wierd. New networking card fixed our problem, but I remember it had the look of a memory problem.

Heehaw
 
KarloZ,
Here are a couple more things to look at...
If you are importing forms and the like from one database to the other you need to compile them. Somewhere there is a Tech-Net issue on this subject.
Another possible canidate is that the Office Service Packs aren't installed. I had an entire office that had the same problem because they weren't installed. If the machines have 64k it could be possible.
JerseyBoy
Remember: self-praise is no recommendation
 
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