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Arvin Meyer [MVP]
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No, only the one beign written to, or at worst several records on the same
data page.
That could be a function of the hard drive. "Green" computers often have
hard drives that spin down when a computer hasn't been used for several
minutes.
I only use the MDB format so that it's compatible with other versions.
JamesJ said:In my case none of the things you mentioned occurred.
There is a possibility that power might have been interrupted
and the computer shut down but I can't recall that happening.
In that case wouldn't all my memo fields become corrupt?
No, only the one beign written to, or at worst several records on the same
data page.
I'm not on a network and don't share the db with anyone and
I have no settings allowing my computer to sleep.
That could be a function of the hard drive. "Green" computers often have
hard drives that spin down when a computer hasn't been used for several
minutes.
I to never had problems with memo field corruptions when I
ran my db with access 2003. Only since I've been uising ac 2007
has this problem poped up.
Have you converted your db to 2007 format, ran it for a while
and see if the memo fields become corrupted?
I only use the MDB format so that it's compatible with other versions.