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How to Compact Database

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Nova - 30 Jun 2006 04:21 GMT
I set compact on close in my program. It works normally when used for
stanalone, After that I put this program in server, When extit program it
create new file eveytime. why?. How can compact database on network
Ken Snell (MVP) - 30 Jun 2006 05:28 GMT
Sounds like you don't have "delete" privileges for the folder where the file
is located on the server.

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>I set compact on close in my program. It works normally when used for
> stanalone, After that I put this program in server, When extit program it
> create new file eveytime. why?. How can compact database on network
Nova - 30 Jun 2006 08:48 GMT
Network manager give me the right for all. I can delete and  paste all file
on that folder but it stills cannot compact.

"Ken Snell (MVP)" เขียน:

> Sounds like you don't have "delete" privileges for the folder where the file
> is located on the server.
>
> >I set compact on close in my program. It works normally when used for
> > stanalone, After that I put this program in server, When extit program it
> > create new file eveytime. why?. How can compact database on network
 
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