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Vicky has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course
Access Intermediate course
Access Advanced course
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Access Advanced
Is there a limit within Access to the number of line items a table can contain?
RE: Access Advanced
Hi Vicky,
Thanks for the post, in answer to your question I have put together a little list which might help with maximum amounts:
MAXIMUMS:
Number of characters in a table name: 64
Number of characters in a field name: 64
Number of fields in a table: 255
Number of open tables: 2048 - Actual max is less, since access opens some by default
Table size: 1Gb (gigabyte) 2Gb for Access 2003
Number of characters in a Text field: 255
Number of characters in a Memo field: 65,535 when entering data through user interface; 1 gigabyte when entering data programmatically.
Size of an OLE Object field: 1 gigabyte
Number of indexes in a table: 32
Number of fields in an index: 10
Number of characters in a validation message: 255
Number of characters in a validation rule: 2048
Number of characters in a table or field description: 255
Number of characters in a record (excluding Memo and OLE Object fields): 2000
Number of characters in a field property setting: 255
Although nowhere can I find an answer to how many line items in a table, other than maximum table size being 1/2Gb, Still I hope that the above helps in some way.
Best regards, Pete
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