A
Andre
Hi,
I'm writting some complex SQL queries and, since the
wizards create poor performance code, I like to write them
myself. Has an example, some queries I wrote run in about
10 seconds, when Access created code takes several minutes
to acomplish the same results.
The problem is that when I reopen the database, Access
does some "cleanning up" and changes my queries, leaving
me with the same poor performance code I would obtain by
using Query Designer.
The question is: how can I turn off, if possible, this
automatic changes?
Thank you.
I'm writting some complex SQL queries and, since the
wizards create poor performance code, I like to write them
myself. Has an example, some queries I wrote run in about
10 seconds, when Access created code takes several minutes
to acomplish the same results.
The problem is that when I reopen the database, Access
does some "cleanning up" and changes my queries, leaving
me with the same poor performance code I would obtain by
using Query Designer.
The question is: how can I turn off, if possible, this
automatic changes?
Thank you.