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Problem to restructure a 1 GByte Paradox Table

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PascalKlaus

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I found no way to restructure a 1 GByte Paradox Table. After some times occurs the error "not enough resources for tempfiles" but I have over 10 GB free Disc space on C:
256k RAM. The blocksize is 32k, Level5. Occurs on different Windows-Systems. I think the problem is the Index (Primary: Autoinc Field, Secundary: 4 Numeric Fields). Any Ideas of any limitations... ?
 
If you think it is the index that is causing the problem, then try removing the index files, restructuring, then recreating the index files.

I would suggest that if you are getting Gb tables then you probably want to be using a more robust database. Robertio
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Thank you Robertio,
after the failed restructuring process, there are no index files anyway. They are removed from the dbDoRestructure procedure. The problem is, that I'm not be able to recreate the indexes, because of the Error described above.
I know that Paradox isn't the best Database for that great tables, but for now I must solve this and I don't know any limitations up to 2 GByte Tables (Blocksize (32k) * 64k = 2 GB)
 
What might be worth trying then is to create another (empty) copy of the table with the indexes in place and copy the data from the old table to the blank new one. Robertio
Alias: Robbie Calder
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urc@walkermartyn.co.uk
 
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