T
Tony
Hi All,
I've got a small database that holds some Access tables, links to external
tables, and some queries. The queries are to be run on a nightly basis via
a vbs script. The queries repopulate the native Access tables (by
overwriting them) with data from the linked tables. The script/queries run
for ~ 3 minutes. What I'm wondering is: is it more efficient to run queries
to delete the existing Access tables before recreating them, or is it better
to simply let the queries overwrite them?
Any suggestions?
Thanks & Ciao
I've got a small database that holds some Access tables, links to external
tables, and some queries. The queries are to be run on a nightly basis via
a vbs script. The queries repopulate the native Access tables (by
overwriting them) with data from the linked tables. The script/queries run
for ~ 3 minutes. What I'm wondering is: is it more efficient to run queries
to delete the existing Access tables before recreating them, or is it better
to simply let the queries overwrite them?
Any suggestions?
Thanks & Ciao