Am 27.08.2012 18:59, hover2gb wrote:
SOLVED - I figured out how to modify the script and then just archive it back
into the database with a ZIP program. And it worked. I now have access to
all of my data, and everything works perfectly.
Thanks, thanks, THANKS!
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hover2gb wrote:
Try Tools>SQL...
ALTER TABLE "TableName" DROP COLUMN "Pics";
SHUTDOWN COMPACT;
Execute, close and reopen the database document.
If this does not help, You can extract the script file out of the
document archive, remove all references to that picture column and
rebuild the datab
SOLVED - I figured out how to modify the script and then just archive it back
into the database with a ZIP program. And it worked. I now have access to
all of my data, and everything works perfectly.
Thanks, thanks, THANKS!
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>Try Tools>SQL...
>ALTER TABLE "TableName" DROP COLUMN "Pics";
>SHUTDOWN COMPACT;
>Execute, close and reopen the database document.
>If this does not help, You can extract the script file out of the
>document archive, remove all references to that picture column and
>rebuild the database from scri
Am 27.08.2012 16:34, hover2gb wrote:
Andreas,
Thanks for the info. I believe you are correct, but I do not know what to
do now. I am not able to open the table, form or anything to remove the
embedded image. Can you help with this?
-Greg
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Andreas,
Thanks for the info. I believe you are correct, but I do not know what to
do now. I am not able to open the table, form or anything to remove the
embedded image. Can you help with this?
-Greg
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You must not embed images in your embedded database. Any form with a
picture control will try to load the whole field. I think this is the
true bug in this affair and it was sitting there ever since.
Use a text field with relative links to picture files.
Bind a form's picture control to the text
Le 24/08/12 21:34, hover2gb a écrit :
Hi,
> It may help for me to mention that I only added 2 images to the DB before I
> began having issues. And the images were 1.7MB and 7 MB, so only a total of
> 8.7MB. I wouldn't think this should create any kind of memory issue
>
No, this shouldn't have
It may help for me to mention that I only added 2 images to the DB before I
began having issues. And the images were 1.7MB and 7 MB, so only a total of
8.7MB. I wouldn't think this should create any kind of memory issue
-Greg
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Dan,
Thanks. I have just attempted to do everything you mentioned, but it does
not seem to help.
For what it's worth, I forgot to mention that I am on a MAC, so I access the
settings through the Preferences menu, but everything appears the same once
inside.
I changed all settings to your recomm
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