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Is there a record limit in Access?
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- How many rows can an Access database have?
- How many records can a database hold?
- How do you add more than 255 fields in Access?
How many rows can an Access database have?
You could store 300 000 rows.
How many records can a database hold?
There is no specific limit on the number of records in an Access database. The maximum file size of an Access database file (. mdb) is 2 GB, and the maximum size for any individual table within a database is 1 GB. The maximum size of a single record within a table is 2 KB (excluding memo fields and OLE object fields).
How do you add more than 255 fields in Access?
A Workaround for the Access 255 Columns Limit1Open your Microsoft Access database.2Create a new Query in Design View. Dismiss the Show Table dialog box.3Choose Pass-Through as the Query type.4Right-click the Query tab, and choose SQL View.5Enter your SQL statement in the Query pane. ... 6Choose the Run Button.
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