Hi,
When I run some procedures in a db, I get the message that the disk is full, and the computer eventually hangs. Of course the disk isnīt full, so there has to be some other explanation.
Does anyone know whatīs going on?
Fuga.
OS = XP pro SP2
200GB IDE HD with 134GB free (NTFS)
200GB USB2.0 with 54GB Free (NTFS)
Virtual Memory = 1gb (Let Windows Manage)
Trying to copy files from a external USB drive to the Hard drive.
I have done this a million times and now it decides to foul up. When trying to copy files from the external drive to the hard drive that are 4GB or higher I get an error "Not Enough Disk Space"
Both Drives are NTFS with Plenty of free space. Also get the same error when creating files larger than 4GB. It worked before and no OS changes have been made that I know of.
Hi
I have my Access database on a network and every once in a while (at least once a day), Access stalls and says disk or network error
We moved the database on a better server and for whatever reason, it stalls way more often, like ten times a day! I have to think that this new server is lacking in something
But the whole point, is it supposed to do that? There's about 10 users using my database, but rarely more than 2-3 at a time
Can I do something on my database to prevent this? I'm using those lines in my code
dim mycn as adodb.connection
set mycn=currentproject.connection
I don't close the connection with mycn.close every time, could it have something to do with it? Is there something that's always running in the background which could cause this?
I'm clueless cause I've created a dummy database and placed it on the network, and I'm the only one on it, and it will still say disk or network error. Is there somehting fundamentally wrong with my DB?
Since splitting my database into a front & back end - when I attempt to run the front end part from a client PC logging in as one of the users/groups defined I get : 'Disk or Network Error' and the DB fails to open.
If I log in using the same username/group bypassing the config/startup options - I do see the Access Design view main window - but then if I attempt to open (not all) most of the forms in Form View - I again get the same 'Disk or Network Error' message each time.
Yet, if I log in as the administrator from the same workstation - no message appears?
Any ideas please? :confused:
Not an expert developer but have been distributing a database based on ADT for Access 95 .
Clients machines with 1GB of memory has forced me to move to Developer for Access 2000 .
One customer in France when trying to load is getting the message :
VISUAL BASIC 6.0 SETUP TOOLKIT
Office Systems Pack cant be installed as the languages are not the same.Install the Office system pack for the appropriate language,
What do I do?
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