Compact repair data.vbs
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this is now done by the Sub compact_runner(). Reference only.
This could be run by a scheduled task or called otherwise... but not from inside Access because then the .mdb would still be open. So, it needs to become part of the news and backup.bat. Good thing we need to roll out a new one.
We have a file Regional Server\Maintenance\compact_repair_data.vbs with the following code. I am putting the code here because it was a pain to find and I want to have a backup. :-)
' ***************** BEGIN CODE HERE ' *****************
'
Dim objScript
Dim objAccess
Dim strPathToMDB
Dim strMsg
'
' ///////////// NOTE: User must edit variables in this section /////
'
' The following line of code is the only variable that need be edited
' You must provide:
' a path to the Access MDB which will be compacted
strPathToMDB = "C:\ccmdb_data\ccmdb_data.mdb"
'
' a name and path for a temporary mdb file
strTempDB = "C:\ccmdb_data\tmp.mdb"
'
' For Access 2003, use Application.11
Set objAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application.11")
'
' ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
'
'
' Perform the DB Compact into the temp mdb file
' (If there is a problem, then the original mdb is preserved)
objAccess.DbEngine.CompactDatabase strPathToMDB,strTempDB,,,";pwd=4Cookies"
'
If Err.Number > 0 Then
' There was an error. Inform the user and halt execution
strMsg = "The following error was encountered while compacting database:"
strMsg = strMsg & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & Err.Description
Else
' Create File System Object to handle file manipulations
Set objScript= CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' Back up the original file as Filename.mdbz. In case of undetermined
' error, it can be recovered by simply removing the terminating "z".
objScript.CopyFile strPathToMDB , strPathToMDB & "z", True
'
' Copy the compacted mdb by into the original file name
objScript.CopyFile strTempDB, strPathToMDB, True
'
' We are finished with TempDB. Kill it.
objScript.DeleteFile strTempDB
End If
'
' Always remember to clean up after yourself
Set objAccess = Nothing
Set objScript = Nothing
'
' ****************** END CODE HERE ' ******************