Recently converted the entire office to Access 2003 as a by-product of
upgrading all users to XP sp2 and Office 2003.
My performance on the Access 2003 datasheet view of a bound (to an
underlying SQL Server view) is so slow the application now is unusable.
There must be some additional settings that I am not aware of (I wrote
all of the code on the back end .. and it has been optimized and runs
extremely well).
Current environment is Access 2003 sp2, SQL Server 2000. The datasheet
view is selected for the form which has a view that it is bound to.
Can I get some assistance to bolster performance ?
Thanks,
Rob
(rk********@gma il.com)
Feb 20 '06
11  4764 
Yes .. but the ADP project does serve a purpose .. Access dev against
sql server back up. It is nice to have the stored procs, views, etc
at your disposal in Access when you have power users who you don't want
in Enterprise Manager / Query Manager, but you do want to give them
access (no pun intended) to lower level stored procs, etc. I find the
'idea' good, but the implementation by MS avg at best.
Rob Kershberg
rk********@gmai l.com wrote in
news:11******** *************@o 13g2000cwo.goog legroups.com: Yes .. but the ADP project does serve a purpose .. Access dev
against sql server back up. It is nice to have the stored procs,
views, etc at your disposal in Access when you have power users
who you don't want in Enterprise Manager / Query Manager, but you
do want to give them access (no pun intended) to lower level
stored procs, etc. I find the 'idea' good, but the implementation
by MS avg at best.
If that's what ADPs are good for, why are they part of Access? They
should be part of the SQL Server administration tools.
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