[AccessD] Eat Bloat

Jim,
I don't own it any more - DBA now  owns it and they were doing a re-write of
it.

I would strongly suggest that if you are using it for a client then you do
the  work for him.  If he is genuinely a  developer and can manage/massage
any problems then the latest  version should be ok. At the last call, JC had
found  a problem where if the number of tables etc (offered for selection)
exceeded the number of lines in a listbox then  it  overflowed with an
error.  If you select  ALL then  there is  no need to put them into the
listbox so this  problem goes away.



Max


-----Original Message-----
From: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com
[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Jim Dettman
Sent: 11 January 2010 16:21
To: 'Access Developers discussion and problem solving'
Subject: [AccessD] Eat Bloat

Max/All,
 
    What's the status on Eat Bloat?  I've got a developer on EE with a large
DB (104 linked tables, 303 queries, 256 forms, 106 reports, and modules),
which may need to make use of load/save text to get it cleaned up.  He has
seen a slowdown in performance as time has gone on and all the usual cleanup
tasks have been performed (compact, decompile, etc).    Were trying to pin
down his problem a bit further, but it seems like he may have some
corruption in his VBA project file or some of the Access objects.
 
  I mentioned Eat Bloat, but want to check on the status of it before I gave
him a copy even though the version I have says it can be distributed freely.
I know some of you guys were working on it and didn't know how you intended
on releasing it.
 
Jim.
 
PS.  At the very least, Database Advisors and the Access-D list has gotten a
free plug on EE<g>.


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