Hi Richard,
Think of the overhead involved this way:
Linked table: ---> Access ---> JET ---> ODBC ---> SQL Server
PassThrough: ---> Access ---> ODBC ---> SQL Server
Query Analyzer: ---> SQL Server
Regards,
Eric Butts
Microsoft Access Support
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| When I create a DAO.QueryDef in Access 2000 that calls a
| SQL stored procedure, the querydef takes about 40 seconds
| to return the recordset (about 100 records). The same
| stored procedure with the same parameters executed in SQL
| Server Query Analyzer takes less than one second. We're
| running SQL Server 2000.
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| I thought pass-through queries would have nearly the same
| performance as executing the query in QA since the work is
| passed to SQL Server. Why do you think my QueryDef is so
| slow?
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| Thanks.
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