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Quicken 2002 H&B Canadian version R 2

Is there an issue with Quicken and the size of the QDF file? Mine is 13MB and it is no longer stable as it has been since 2002. I have apparox 10 years of information in that one file. I have validated & super validated the problem file with zero issues found. Since it started to fail I have taken a backup copy and by using Year end tools have reduced the size of my active QDF and it appears to be stable again. As I add data and the QDF file gets to 13,250KB it starts failing again, hence my assumption the size of the file is the problem. The error message I get is "an error occurred during the last task. Please restart quicken"

From that point forward quicken doenst open that data file properly Help!
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JT
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The best I can say is that I don't think it's the size of the file. I used Q2002 prior to converting to Q05, and I believe my files were bigger than 13mb. However, I can't be certain.

As stated, I've since upgraded to Q2005, and now have files over 20mb without problems.

My best advice would be that, for this and other reason, you might want to upgrade.

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Fred Smith

Thanks Fred, That might be the solution, it doesn't identify why I am having this problem with what has been a great program for me and I shudder to think that I upgrade and have the same problem with the newer software. I thought the file size was not unreasonable, but the problem seems to happen at approx the same point as I try various things to resolve the problem. I read somewhere that there was a 10 year barrier on quotes and I am at that point; but this is hard to believe too. Still baffled I am

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JT

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