December 28th, 1999, 12:17 PM
Hello all,
My issue is this, I have an application that I am developing/supporting for my company that stores it's data in a Jet (MS Access) database. This proves to be unfortunate, as the database becomes corrupted (quite often) causing the application to become useless until I manually repair the database. I guess what I'm trying to figure out is: Is this "unstability" something that other developers encounter on a regular basis, or is it something I am doing wrong in the development of the database and/or the application code....maybe both? Perhaps MS Access cannot handle the large amounts of data. I would appreciate any suggestions, tips, or pointers.
Pulling my hair out & thanking you in advance,
Rippin
My issue is this, I have an application that I am developing/supporting for my company that stores it's data in a Jet (MS Access) database. This proves to be unfortunate, as the database becomes corrupted (quite often) causing the application to become useless until I manually repair the database. I guess what I'm trying to figure out is: Is this "unstability" something that other developers encounter on a regular basis, or is it something I am doing wrong in the development of the database and/or the application code....maybe both? Perhaps MS Access cannot handle the large amounts of data. I would appreciate any suggestions, tips, or pointers.
Pulling my hair out & thanking you in advance,
Rippin