Clearing the clipboard/memory
Actually it was a design problem that I had programmed into my Users
Online Process. Due to certain limitations, and restrictions, and
because I thought it was cool, I was creating forms off of a master
form, and then deleting them when I didn't need them. That was
creating and deleting so many forms that I actually was told that the
system Memory was full (Which on this computer is odd!!!) I figured
out how to do relatively the same thing, and get even better results
without having to create and delete forms! Thanks for the help though!
Drew
Quote:
> > Help me, I am banging my head against the wall. I am running into
a
> > tinsy little problem. Due to certain processes that my database
goes
> > through, the size of the database grows Immensely due to the
> > 'clipboard' of deleted items. I know that I can compact that
database
> > to get rid of the excess junk, but is there anyway to just empty the
> > clipboard, or remove the 'temporary items' from the system from
code,
> > that wouldn't disrupt the database operation to badly?
> Is this design stuff? Or just mass amounts of stuff you put through
> tables? If it's just table data you want to be able to drop at any
time,
> have you considered using an external DB that you could just delete
at will
> and create from scratch?
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> HTH
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