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Re: Access 2K and ADO slow

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From: Arnie
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 20:02
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"John Scott" <jscott@kw.igs.net> wrote in message 
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> My appliction uses ADO with and Access 2K database. I mostly 
> use tables and indexes - to order the data. I find that seeks 
> and other database actions are slow. Are there any parameters 
> that I can modify that might speed it up?
>
> John

A little more info would be helpful.  If you're using TADOTable, 
don't.  Use either the TADODataset or TADOQuery objects and use 
the SQL statement with a WHERE clause to filter your result and 
an ORDER BY to order it.

- Arnie 
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