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How do I resolve recordset overflow?
I am using VBA in Excel to open an Access2003 database (~150M in size). It
worked fine but now I'm seeing an overflow error (#6) when I do an OpenRecordset. Are there any ways to avoid this problem without using Server? I ran the compress/repair option on the database and split the database between tables and queries with no luck. ALSO, if I move to Server, will I still have this problem, i.e., is it a recordset size problem in EXCEL? Thanks, -David |
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