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Marek Grzenkowicz9-Apr-07 21:43
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Ian Dennis11-Apr-07 7:59
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Marek Grzenkowicz24-Apr-07 1:56
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Ian Dennis24-Apr-07 7:41
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QuestionProblem in inserting large amount of records in MS Access Pin
Affan Toor6-Apr-07 4:50
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DQNOK6-Apr-07 6:04
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My guess is that it is not really the number of records that is the issue, but rather the way in which you are doing it. Frequently queries can be written in many-many different ways, and still accomplish the same end result. However, what's going on inside the db-engine may not be at all the same.

I had a query (seemed perfectly fine to me) that was taking about 8-seconds to run. This was WAY too slow as it was going to be used several million times. Everything looked fine to me and I couldn't figure why it was running so slow. I began experimenting, pulling things out, rearranging, and suddenly the query began running in microseconds instead of seconds. Something in the design of the original query was causing the engine to do LOTS of churning internally. I never did really understand what the problem was, but didn't care since I got it fixed.

Access doesn't have a profiler (that I'm aware of). The larger systems will actually SHOW you how the query is being compiled, and the steps that will be taken to accomplish it. You can use that to rearrange things.

Without knowing the text of your query, and what you're trying to accomplish, I doubt anyone here is going to be able to give you any specific help. The only general advice I can give is to use the built-in query wizards. They will often show you how to do things you might not have thought of on your own. They write queries that Access recognizes how to optimize.

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