Archiving data in access database

Last post 11-02-2009 7:49 AM by Babunareshnarra. 4 replies.

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  • Archiving data in access database

    11-01-2009, 4:48 AM
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    • ranacseruet
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    I am working on an web application using access database. I need archiving of data. Can anyone help me find the best methodology to archive data with asp.net/c# using access databse?


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  • Re: Archiving data in access database

    11-01-2009, 9:42 AM

    There are a number of ways you can approach this, depending on what you mean by archiving.  You can set a flag (YesNo) to true to show that the record is archived, or you can copy it, and any related data to a separate table structure for archived records, or even to a separate database.  There is no "standard" way of doing this.


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  • Re: Archiving data in access database

    11-01-2009, 10:44 PM
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    • ranacseruet
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    yes, i also got the idea of using separate table from internet.  And this is the best solution for future manupulation of archieved data than using yes/no flag.


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  • Re: Archiving data in access database

    11-02-2009, 3:14 AM
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    When I have used Access in the past, I've simply set a Yes/No flag.  I've generally found that to be the simplest solution to implement and manage.


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  • Re: Archiving data in access database

    11-02-2009, 7:49 AM
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    • Babunareshnarra
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    i go with mike and that thats the best way infact.

    If u are maintaining large volumes of data its better to maintain a history table for the table so that the retrieval becomes a bit faster.


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