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When I attempt to import a text file, I get the error message: "File
'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\SALESPROD2.TXT' does
not contain data." It is a large text file, 2.14 GB. Before you say the
file's too large, I did check the Access specifications and discovered the
max database size is 2 GB. However, I believe this file--when imported into
Access--will only be around 1.8 GB. I use as my example the SALESPROD1.TXT
file which was 1.10 GB yet, after importing, created just a 811 MB Access
database.
If the reason is in fact that the text file is just too darn big, then how
can I get around that? Is there a way I can split up the text file first with
some type of text editor that can handle huge files like that? (I don't want
to have to buy and learn another database program because the report I'm
working on is due in two days.)
'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\SALESPROD2.TXT' does
not contain data." It is a large text file, 2.14 GB. Before you say the
file's too large, I did check the Access specifications and discovered the
max database size is 2 GB. However, I believe this file--when imported into
Access--will only be around 1.8 GB. I use as my example the SALESPROD1.TXT
file which was 1.10 GB yet, after importing, created just a 811 MB Access
database.
If the reason is in fact that the text file is just too darn big, then how
can I get around that? Is there a way I can split up the text file first with
some type of text editor that can handle huge files like that? (I don't want
to have to buy and learn another database program because the report I'm
working on is due in two days.)