Multiple users at my company are experiencing this same issue, which seems to have emerged with version 2211.
We can reliably reproduce the issue by running make table queries that rely on several SQL-based back end tables. As we run these queries, we see that Access consumes additional memory (and does not release any when the queries complete successfully.) On the third or fourth query, when Access consumes ~975 MB of RAM, we get this warning: "There isn't enough disk space or memory to undo the data changes this action query is about to make. Do you want to run this action query anyway". Clicking "Yes" allows us to complete the query successfully, but any subsequent attempt to run a query results in a "Query is too complex" error.
The issue doesn't seem related to any particular query. The order we run the queries also doesn't seem to matter. The issue always presents itself when we approach the 1 GB memory threshold.
I realize that this issue seems related to queries using SQL/ODBC-linked tables.
What are the appropriate next steps? What's the best way to communicate this information to MS Support?
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