Corruption in Access 2k3 databases -- inetserver asp db

inetserver asp db : Corruption in Access 2k3 databases

Jack Black
2/4/2007 5:15:58 PM

I seem to notice that Access 2k3 tables tend to get corrupted rather easily
when running as a database back-end for ASP applications (different
providers, different code, same structure and content corruption).

Are there any general practices that can prevent this corruption? I don't
have server access at the providers to install MDAC updates and such, so
what's the average developer with public websites to do?

Thanks!
Jack

Mike Brind
2/5/2007 8:10:51 AM

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Use Sql Server 2005 Express Edition instead. If your current host doesn't
support it, there are plenty around that do.

You can delay the inevitable [corruption in Access] somewhat by following
the advice given here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/303528

However, if your database is primarily there to serve up data, and not
perform UPDATES or INSERTS, you may find that an Access database will go for
years trouble-free.

--
Mike Brind

Mark J. McGinty
2/5/2007 10:50:43 AM

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Basically, just one: don't use Access/Jet.

-Mark

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