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Saving and Opening Access Databases

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Unlike other programs, Access doesn’t require that you save your work. It automatically saves any changes you make.

When you create a new database (Section 1.2.1), Access saves your database file. When you add a table or another object to the database, Access saves the database again. And when you enter new data or edit existing data, Access saves the database almost instantaneously.

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Shrinking a Database

When you add information to a database, Access doesn’t always pack the data as compactly as possible. Instead, Access is more concerned with getting information in and out of the database as quickly as it can.

After you’ve been working with a database for a while, you might notice that its size bloats up like a week-old fish in the sun. If you want to trim your database back to size, you can use a feature called compacting. To do so, just choose Office button Manage Compact and Repair Database. The amount of space you reclaim varies widely, but it’s not uncommon to have a 10 MB database shrink down to a quarter of its size.

The only problem with the database compacting feature is that you need to remember to use it. If you want to keep your databases as small as possible at all times, you can switch on a setting that tells Access to compact the current database every time you close it. Here’s how:

Open the database that you want to automatically compact.
Choose Office button Access Options. Access opens the Access Options window where you can make a number of configuration changes.
In the list on the left, choose Current Database.
In the page on the right, turn on the Compact on Close” checkbox.
Click OK to save your changes.

You can set the “Compact on Close” setting on as few or as many databases as you want. Just remember, it’s not switched on when you first create a new database.

This automatic save process takes place behind the scenes, and you probably won’t notice anything. But don’t be alarmed when you exit Access and it doesn’t prompt you to save changes, as all changes are saved the moment you make them.

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