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  1. Dec 1st, 2003, 02:10 PM #1
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    Constant MSDE database corruptions...

    Hey,

    I'm writing a VB.NET and MSDE database application, and I constantly get corruptions and errors in my database and have to rebuild a table or two (when I say constant I mean daily).

    Anyone have any experience with MSDE and know what my trouble might be?

    Thanks,
    Ben
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    What are you doing to that poor database?
    Are you doing a lot of transactions or something? Replication?
    How big is the DB? (There are size limitations to the DB in MSDE.)

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    I'm taking good care of it! I swear!

    It's not large yet (3-4 MB), and while I am adding and deleting records, nothing particularly amazing. I'm the only one using it and I'm only performing one record operation every minute or so.

    The server is running on a desktop computer however, that is being used for other development. Do you think that might be an issue?

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