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Points: 392 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote thekiwi Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 December 2003 at 12:39pm

It depends.

Checkout

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2195

and you will see there is no definite answer ... other than "you will have problems", be it with concurrent users, large databases, X no. of records etc etc
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Originally posted by india india wrote:

Originally posted by pedigree pedigree wrote:

Originally posted by psycotik psycotik wrote:

Im running access version with approx 50k posts and 600 users (there is on average 5-15 users online at any one time during day).

Havent really noticed any speed problems as of yet.

Wow, how about database corruption/repairs?

well, im also running forum with 8000members and more than 40k posts.works fine. no probs till now

Same for me. No corruption. Works a treat.
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Originally posted by psycotik psycotik wrote:

Originally posted by india india wrote:

Originally posted by pedigree pedigree wrote:

Originally posted by psycotik psycotik wrote:

Im running access version with approx 50k posts and 600 users (there is on average 5-15 users online at any one time during day).

Havent really noticed any speed problems as of yet.

Wow, how about database corruption/repairs?

well, im also running forum with 8000members and more than 40k posts.works fine. no probs till now

Same for me. No corruption. Works a treat.



How large are your databases? I've only had mine running for a couple weeks, version 7.6, and the db is already 3.9 meg with only 2,000 posts and 1,100 members. At this rate I'll be at 100 meg at 50k posts, is that what you're seeing?
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Well, i divided my forum into 2. the old one 40k++ posts n 8k++ members was 30mb ++

now , new one since 1month, 3k++members, mayb 5k++ posts, db is 6mb
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I'm a strong supporter of SQL Server because I know what MS Access databases this big can do to the servers. MS Access is the number one problem causer for us. We've had to ask many customers to shift to other hosts because their MS Access database was putting a huge strain on the CPU or memory resources.

MS Access isn't built for this type of load. You can find that straight out of Microsoft's website. SQL Server is built to handle thousands of data transactions a minute quickly and efficiently. You'll see a notable difference in speed if you switch to SQL Server as your backend
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