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Posted by Brad on 07/06/05 14:19
Stu,
Thanks for your response.
The pass-through query is very powerful and it seems that there is a
way to pass it parameters (I haven't figured that out yet) and the
performance was pretty acceptable.
Thansk for the tip.
Brad
"Stu" <stuart.ainsworth@gmail.com> wrote:
>To add to Erland's suggestions, you should also look at Pass-through
>queries in Access; basically, they are a server-side execution tool for
>access. You can use parameters and pass them to stored procedures, but
>you have to do it in code on the Access side. However, it's worth the
>effort.
>
>HTH,
>Stu
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