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Eddie Simons #1
Performance with linked tables
I notice that performance drops when using linked tables in two Access 97
databases instead of all tables in one database. I.e. the ASP page takes
longer to load. Can anybody confirm this is normal?
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Bob Barrows #2 Re: Performance with linked tables
Eddie Simons wrote:
It sounds pretty normal. You're accessing two files instead of one. Why> I notice that performance drops when using linked tables in two
> Access 97 databases instead of all tables in one database. I.e. the
> ASP page takes longer to load. Can anybody confirm this is normal?
wouldn't it take longer? What kind of performance loss are we talking about
here?
Bob Barrows
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