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Interesting thought. &nbsp;I'll try it.
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Yes, I didn't even try going to the Make Table option since my database was so large. &nbsp;I had forgotten about that option. &nbsp;A simple solution, and it worked. &nbsp;Thanks..
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I have an Access query that generates more than 2 million records I want to use to create a table in a new database. &nbsp;The results of the query is too large to use a &quot;Make Table&quot; query. &nbsp;I was planning on doing that and importing the new table to another database. &nbsp;But that does not seem to work. &nbsp;How can I get the 2 million records to a brand new Access Database? &nbsp;Thanks. &nbsp;- Tom
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I have an Access query that generates more than 2 million records I want to use to create a table in a new database.  The results of the query is too large to use a "Make Table" query.  I was planning on doing that and importing the new table to another database.  But that does not seem to work.  How can I get the 2 million records to a brand new Access Database?  Thanks.  - Tom

Yes, I didn&#39;t even try going to the Make Table option since my database was so large.  I had forgotten about that option.  A simple solution, and it worked.  Thanks..

Export Large File From Working Access DB To New DB

I have an Access query that generates more than 2 million records I want to use to create a table in a new database.  The results of the query is too large to use a &quot;Make Table&quot; query.  I was planning on doing that and importing the new table to another database.  But that does not seem to work.  How can I get the 2 million records to a brand new Access Database?  Thanks.  - Tom

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