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I have a Make Table query that is based on a Union query. It was my
understanding that just running the Make Table query executes the Union
query. However, I am now being told that I need to run the Union query
before I run the Make Table query that is based on that Union query. The
Make Table query results in roughly 300,000 rows and takes a considerable
amount of time to run. I certainly don't want to double that time by having
to run both the Union and Make Table queries seperately. Any advice?
understanding that just running the Make Table query executes the Union
query. However, I am now being told that I need to run the Union query
before I run the Make Table query that is based on that Union query. The
Make Table query results in roughly 300,000 rows and takes a considerable
amount of time to run. I certainly don't want to double that time by having
to run both the Union and Make Table queries seperately. Any advice?