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Message Posted: Tue, 14 Dec 2010 @ 16:01:00 GMT

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That is a large History database but Access should be able to handle 100,000 rows.

One way to quickly test whether the History database is the problem would be to temporarily point to a different directory (use the File Paths tab of Options) It will create a new History database if there is not already one in that directory. Then just use the app to do whatever you were doing when it crashed, and see if it still crashes.

If the crash occurs while running a query try connecting with Teradata.Net instead of ODBC and see if that prevents the crash.

If there is something specific that causes the crash please send me the exact details. I may also need copies of your config files (your user options) in order to replicate the problem so send the information directly to [email protected] rather than though the list.

Mike Dempsey
Teradata Client Tools

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