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Carlos
Hi,
I'm not sure whether I posted this in the correct
newsgroup.
I have created an Excel file that has auto link (everytime
to open) to a query of my existing database. The purpose
of this Excel file is for some read-only users who are
afraid to use MS Access.
I have observed that whenever someone open the linked
Excel file, my database application slow downs in terms of
opening the forms, reports, etc. Am I right to this
observation?
What I'm doing now is creating a regular backup of the mdb
file and use this as the link to Excel instead of the live
updated mdb.
Am I doing it right or is my idea logical? How could I
create a regular auto backup (say every hour) of the
updated mdb and overwrite the existing backup.
Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Carlos
I'm not sure whether I posted this in the correct
newsgroup.
I have created an Excel file that has auto link (everytime
to open) to a query of my existing database. The purpose
of this Excel file is for some read-only users who are
afraid to use MS Access.
I have observed that whenever someone open the linked
Excel file, my database application slow downs in terms of
opening the forms, reports, etc. Am I right to this
observation?
What I'm doing now is creating a regular backup of the mdb
file and use this as the link to Excel instead of the live
updated mdb.
Am I doing it right or is my idea logical? How could I
create a regular auto backup (say every hour) of the
updated mdb and overwrite the existing backup.
Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Carlos