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How to reduce the size of the MS Access
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How to reduce the size of the MS Access
Hi:
I have one problem. If I create many many tables, then delete them, then create new tables, so on. The size of the MS Access file will become large. So, how can I reduce the size of the file? Even though I delete the tables, the size will NOT become less, so how to reduce the size of the file? Please let me know, thanks a lot. Thanks. |
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It's actually quiet easy...
Open up msaccess (just msaccess... dont open a db) On the tools menu you will find a compact/repair database option. It will ask you to choose the DB you want to compact. Good luck
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