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How can I Speed Up My Queries

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Hello everyone.

I'm looking for ways that I can speed up my database, mostly the queries that I download from the Oracle ODBC.

Thank you

Corey
Jan 31 '07 #1
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NeoPa
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General rules are tricky, as most generally good ideas are implemented as defaults anyway.
I do however, set my Recordset Type to snapshot when that is appropriate. This avoids the overhead of transaction processing.
Feb 1 '07 #2
ADezii
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Hello everyone.

I'm looking for ways that I can speed up my database, mostly the queries that I download from the Oracle ODBC.

Thank you

Corey
Indexing the Fields on which Tables are joined and also Fields involved in specifying Criteria are usually good ideas but an excessive amount of Indexes can actually slow down processing time also. You must experiment.
Feb 1 '07 #3
nico5038
3,080 Expert 2GB
Best to checkout the Pass Through query. (See the Help file, press F1)
This will send the SQL text to the Oracle database and only return the resulting recordset.

Nic;o)
Feb 2 '07 #4

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