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I have taken over an Access 2000 MDB that has linked tables to a SQL-Server
database, and there are a bunch of "DoCmd.RunSQL" and "CurrentDb.Execute"
statements throughout the VBA code. I wanted to clean this up and have more
consistency throughout.
Is there any performance gains from using "DoCmd.RunSQL" compared to
"CurrentDB.Execute" when linked SQL-Server tables are involved?
database, and there are a bunch of "DoCmd.RunSQL" and "CurrentDb.Execute"
statements throughout the VBA code. I wanted to clean this up and have more
consistency throughout.
Is there any performance gains from using "DoCmd.RunSQL" compared to
"CurrentDB.Execute" when linked SQL-Server tables are involved?