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Images and Database Size

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MinnKota

Technical User
Nov 19, 2003
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I import images and my database get larger, and understanbly so. Then I delete the image and the database stays the same size; I don't understand this.
 
I have never really user images in a database before, but suggest you try to Compact (Tools>Database Utilities>Compact Database) after removing the images.

Hope you find this helpful.

cheers,
John
 
Hi,

If your database is getting large and needs compacting further you can start Access with the following command line: msaccess /decompile.

Then, open your database and it will decompile it for you. You then go to Tools / Macro / Visual Basic Editor. Choose Debug / Compile_[database_name]

This will give you a compact and faster (if you have a lot of VBA Code) database.

Note, this mostly works on larger databases.

Regards,

Garry
 
thanks for the extra bit of advice. I may end up using that down the road.
 
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