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05-08-2004, 04:22 PM
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 money 2003 file is 17mb how much are you archiving? i have about 5 years of data and 16mb. it takes a little long on a p4 2.2, but not too bad. i would make a backup copy of your original data file, then experiment. i.e. keep only this year, see how big it is. keep last 2 years, etc. i think if you delete old price data for stocks, it may help, too. - quote - > -----Original Message----- > Hello, > my money 2003 file is too large, currently 17 Mb and it's > taking forever to load. Is there a way to keep about two > years of transactions and archive the rest of them so that > the original file gets smaller? > Right now if I archive something the original file remain > of the same size. > Thanks for the replies, regards. > Mark > . |
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05-07-2004, 10:58 PM
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| Re: money 2003 file is 17mb What's too large? Mine is 50MB. "mark" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:a06c01c43471$80e9c7d0$a501280a[at]phx.gbl... - quote - > Hello, > my money 2003 file is too large, currently 17 Mb and it's > taking forever to load. Is there a way to keep about two > years of transactions and archive the rest of them so that > the original file gets smaller? > Right now if I archive something the original file remain > of the same size. > Thanks for the replies, regards. > Mark |
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05-07-2004, 08:35 PM
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| Re: money 2003 file is 17mb In microsoft.public.money, mark wrote: - quote - > my money 2003 file is too large, currently 17 Mb and it's
If you want to minimize further growth, I would consider downloading> taking forever to load. Is there a way to keep about two > years of transactions and archive the rest of them so that > the original file gets smaller? fewer quotes. - quote - > Right now if I archive something the original file remain
Archiving is not a good idea for most people.> of the same size. |
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05-07-2004, 08:25 PM
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| money 2003 file is 17mb Hello, my money 2003 file is too large, currently 17 Mb and it's taking forever to load. Is there a way to keep about two years of transactions and archive the rest of them so that the original file gets smaller? Right now if I archive something the original file remain of the same size. Thanks for the replies, regards. Mark |
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