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In general, you should not Repair unless you have to.
As for Compacting, just see how much it grows over time. If it grows 3 bytes
in 6 months, you do not need to compact it at all. If it grows 90Mb in 3
hours, you'll have to compact it every few hours. Simple, no?
Note also that there are some advantages to compacting the database, over &
above just making it smaller. So personally, I like to compact the database
at least every few months, regardless of its rate of growth.
HTH,
TC
command of some sort to the affect of compact and repair on start up, is
that a good idea. This database will be used on terminal services and
sometimes transferred via PC Anywhere.
As for Compacting, just see how much it grows over time. If it grows 3 bytes
in 6 months, you do not need to compact it at all. If it grows 90Mb in 3
hours, you'll have to compact it every few hours. Simple, no?
Note also that there are some advantages to compacting the database, over &
above just making it smaller. So personally, I like to compact the database
at least every few months, regardless of its rate of growth.
HTH,
TC
while setting up our database. Somewhere I saw (on Start Upmenu?) aRene said:I was looking through the posts and was reminded of something that I saw
command of some sort to the affect of compact and repair on start up, is
that a good idea. This database will be used on terminal services and
sometimes transferred via PC Anywhere.