Arriyel, given this new information its clearly not the program itself or the table. As Jim has already pointed out it must be something unique to that user who exhibits the problem. They are either tampering with the file, have something unusual in the files they are importing, virus issues(?), or perhaps even hardware problems. You will need to go through the "usual suspects"!
>Hi Jos,
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>Thing is this only happens at one installation (customer) only. We have over a dozen other customers that does not have this problem.
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>We've tried deleting the files then recreating them as new but the problem just recurrs after a while. We never delete records in this file (well maybe after a year or so when they archive the database). Most of our other clients naver have this table over 1Mb in a year.
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>We only use INSERT SQL command to add records to this table.
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>Thanks,
>Arriyel
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