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dssquirt
Starting Member
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 Posted - September 15 2005 : 13:14:08
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Our products have a lot of features, sizes, with pillow cases, colors, etc. I have found out that my product features table is full. Does anyone know what setting I need to change to expand this table to hold more features?
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rustytec
VP-CART New User
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Posted - September 15 2005 : 20:33:09
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Hi dssquirt,
Out of interest, how many rows are we talking about?
Are there any duplicate items that you can clear out.
I had a vague notion that too many features would slow the site down, is this the case here also?
I saw mention somewhere on this forum that the new version6 had some enchancement planned for this area, where the feature could be a item number? Perhaps follow that through with them.
As to if the table is full, access itself has no limitation on the number of records (rows) in a table. It does however have a 1Gig database size limit.
Where are you seeing this limit or restriction? Perhaps it is a case that the ASP has a limitation in the dataset?
On last thought, can you add to the table directly in access???
See what you can find out and I might be able to look further...
rustytec
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dssquirt
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Posted - September 16 2005 : 07:40:50
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Thanks Russ. I am trying to reduce the amount of features. The bad thing is there are different charges for sizes, adding support pads, etc. I think we are up to 100 features and that is not a good thing. I am going to combine what I can and tell the store owner we need to simplify things or it will slow the system down.
I have not opened the database in access yet. I will give that a try.
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