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Old May 24th, 2007, 07:53 AM
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Question How To Reduse the size of ms access database

I had made a software in vb having database in ms access.I entered thousands of records in that database.But when i delete records form the the database by query:
"Delete from tbtemp" (tb temp is the tablename) then it delete the records from database BUT IT DOES NOT REDUSE THE SIZE OF DATABASE.
Plz tell me why the the size of database is not changing after deleting all records from database????

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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.
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Also, google should turn up examples on running a compact & repair from code if you want to try that route.
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