A pass-through query is more an expression telling that Jet won't interfere
with the query as much as it did generally. It is not really a 'type' of
query as are SELECT, UPDATE or DELETE or create a table with data are. The
pass-through query being interpreted by the other database engine, the
equivalent SQL statement may even not exist in Jet, in some extreme case.
You can have much better help if you post the 'skeleton' of the SQL
pass-through query (or the whole SQL statement, if it is not sensitive
information), and someone knowing BOTH databases (Jet and ... which other db
engine?... ) may be able to then really help you.
Vanderghast, Access MVP
