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Hi all,
Would appreciate some advice on the following:
I am trying to speed up an Access database connected to a SQL Server
back-end. I know I can use a pass-through query to pass the sql code
directly to SQL Server and speed things up.
However, I want to be able to "filter" or place conditions on which records
to retrieve based on LOCAL tables in Access.
For example, let's say the main back-end table in SQL Server is "Sales"
which has ID fields for "Region" and "Rep". My local access tables have
"Region" and "Rep" tables with the ID and additional relevant info. My
end-users select (check-off) which regions and reps they are interested in
and the "Sales" table should return only these relevant records.
When I used a linked table to SQL and created the relationships in a query
to the local tables, this worked fine.... but was SLOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW.
Now that I've replaced the linked "Sales" table with a pass-through query,
what is the best way to have the variables people are selecting in local
tables being passed through with the query as well?
Hope this makes sense!
Would appreciate some advice on the following:
I am trying to speed up an Access database connected to a SQL Server
back-end. I know I can use a pass-through query to pass the sql code
directly to SQL Server and speed things up.
However, I want to be able to "filter" or place conditions on which records
to retrieve based on LOCAL tables in Access.
For example, let's say the main back-end table in SQL Server is "Sales"
which has ID fields for "Region" and "Rep". My local access tables have
"Region" and "Rep" tables with the ID and additional relevant info. My
end-users select (check-off) which regions and reps they are interested in
and the "Sales" table should return only these relevant records.
When I used a linked table to SQL and created the relationships in a query
to the local tables, this worked fine.... but was SLOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW.
Now that I've replaced the linked "Sales" table with a pass-through query,
what is the best way to have the variables people are selecting in local
tables being passed through with the query as well?
Hope this makes sense!