I was curious about that. I have to put over 1,200,000 entries in the access database for backup. Thanks for answering me.
The hard limit is the size of a 2 GB database file. However, since Tim's conditions can be a performance issue depending on the number of records.
However, the number of pages that Access can create can be hard to quantify. It is possible that Access uses one page for each record when inserting records. Now, given that Access 2000 / Jet 4.0 and later have 4K page sizes, there can be no more than 500,000 pages per 2 GB database. (Approximately due to system overhead.) Now you can solve this problem by eliminating the lock of the Access database file as Access 2000 / Jet 4.0, and a novice can insert several entries on the page.
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"Ms Access 2007" will allow you to store only file sizes up to 2 GB, including tables, modules, reports, etc.
If the database reaches more than 2 GB, then it will cause an error when you write encodings ...