dwalker
Technical User
- Nov 29, 2002
- 34
I have a very simple database consisting of a table with 1 field - [image_path] - which stores the DOS path of a list of JPEG images. There is also a form which contains 30 image controls. On loading the form I have code which sets the linked image path in each control to the paths listed in the table - the form then opens displaying the images according to the paths stored in the table.
Everything works fine. My problem concerns the system table MSysAccessObjects which has quickly grown to over 100MB. I assume it's caching the image file data - remembering that no images are embedded, all are linked.
What I need to know is if there is any way I can delete this data from the MSysAccessObjects table as the total database size is ridiculous considering it consists of a form and a 30 record table.
If there's no safe way to edit this table does anyone know how else to prevent it getting so big?
Compacting the database has no effect.
Everything works fine. My problem concerns the system table MSysAccessObjects which has quickly grown to over 100MB. I assume it's caching the image file data - remembering that no images are embedded, all are linked.
What I need to know is if there is any way I can delete this data from the MSysAccessObjects table as the total database size is ridiculous considering it consists of a form and a 30 record table.
If there's no safe way to edit this table does anyone know how else to prevent it getting so big?
Compacting the database has no effect.