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Max Moor
Hi All,
I'm wondering about the most effiecient way to define a query for an
access form. In the properties pane for the form, I can point to a query
that is defined in the query pane of the database, or I can put an
equivalent SQL statement right in the property itself. Once you get down
to the nitty-gritty of the thing, does access treat these any differently?
I want to think, intuitively, that the SQL statement being "embedded" saves
me something, but I don't have any data to support this. I'd appreciate
any enlightenment.
Thanks, Max
I'm wondering about the most effiecient way to define a query for an
access form. In the properties pane for the form, I can point to a query
that is defined in the query pane of the database, or I can put an
equivalent SQL statement right in the property itself. Once you get down
to the nitty-gritty of the thing, does access treat these any differently?
I want to think, intuitively, that the SQL statement being "embedded" saves
me something, but I don't have any data to support this. I'd appreciate
any enlightenment.
Thanks, Max