HI,
it's been a while since I last visited tek-tips, but when you don't know what to do, visit tek-tips.
I'm a tester and supervisor of software for a pension fund. To help make our life a little easier I started rebuilding a tool in access. I did it before, but after a few years without update, I felt it was better to start fresh and try to do a better job this time. As you may expect I ran into some problems. This is how it works so far. I unload tables (or parts of tables) from our mainframe and import these data in my database. This leads to the problems I would like to ask some help about.
* To prevent my database from getting to big, I'd like to compact and repair it every time I delete the old data and import the new data. Can that be done in vba? I already converted my macro to vba and would like to add this code.
* My other problem is with the relations. I can add the relations between all my major tables, but that leads to extremely slow loading and deleting. I was wondering if there is any trick to speed this up while still being able to add relations to my database.
Hopefully you can help me. You usually do.
it's been a while since I last visited tek-tips, but when you don't know what to do, visit tek-tips.
I'm a tester and supervisor of software for a pension fund. To help make our life a little easier I started rebuilding a tool in access. I did it before, but after a few years without update, I felt it was better to start fresh and try to do a better job this time. As you may expect I ran into some problems. This is how it works so far. I unload tables (or parts of tables) from our mainframe and import these data in my database. This leads to the problems I would like to ask some help about.
* To prevent my database from getting to big, I'd like to compact and repair it every time I delete the old data and import the new data. Can that be done in vba? I already converted my macro to vba and would like to add this code.
* My other problem is with the relations. I can add the relations between all my major tables, but that leads to extremely slow loading and deleting. I was wondering if there is any trick to speed this up while still being able to add relations to my database.
Hopefully you can help me. You usually do.