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Maximum record limit

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Oct 5th, 2007
Hi All,

I'm developing an application using VB 6.0 & using MS Access 2000 as backend. How many records can I store in a table? Is there any such limit?
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Re: Maximum record limit

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Hi All,

I got the answer.
MS Access table can have size :
2 gigabyte minus the space needed for the system objects - MS Access 2003
2 gigabytes - MS Access XP
1 gigabytes - MS Access 2000

Accordingly we can calculate the maximum number of rows in our table depending on field size of each field.

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