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Not Enough Quota To Run This Command
I'm an Access Developer. A co-worker (I didn't see this when it occurred)
got an error in an Excel file saying something like.. "There is not enough quota to run this command." What does that mean? TIA - Bob |
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Not Enough Quota To Run This Command
I've never seen that message before, but the word "quota" makes me think of
disk space quota. If that user is nearing his allowed quota of disk space on the server, Windows may prohibit allocating new files. For example, every time you open an Excel file, a copy of that file is made, and you do your work on that temp copy. Only when you Save is that temp file renamed to the real file name. If you're extremely low on allowed disk space, creating that temp file, especially for a big Excel file, may push him over the limit. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm an Access Developer. A co-worker (I didn't see this when it occurred) got an error in an Excel file saying something like.. "There is not enough quota to run this command." What does that mean? TIA - Bob |
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Not Enough Quota To Run This Command
Chip - Thank you.
Bob "Chip Pearson" wrote: I've never seen that message before, but the word "quota" makes me think of disk space quota. If that user is nearing his allowed quota of disk space on the server, Windows may prohibit allocating new files. For example, every time you open an Excel file, a copy of that file is made, and you do your work on that temp copy. Only when you Save is that temp file renamed to the real file name. If you're extremely low on allowed disk space, creating that temp file, especially for a big Excel file, may push him over the limit. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm an Access Developer. A co-worker (I didn't see this when it occurred) got an error in an Excel file saying something like.. "There is not enough quota to run this command." What does that mean? TIA - Bob |
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