![]() ![]() When MS Access talks to MS SQL Server data tables, the typical approach uses linked tables. This article analyzes some possible reasons, and offers a solution based on the author's personal experience. Although this architecture can result in impressive performance, it doesn't always happen. Some database applications use MS Access as a front end and MS SQL Server as a back end, yet have disappointing performance. Queries from MS Access to MS SQL Server.Pass-Through Queries from MS Access to MS SQL Server ![]()
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