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I opted to go for a Indexed View... And It's so good... almost instant results... Thanks a lot to everyone.. Unfortunately I can only select one answer, but I sincerely thank you all for your help. -
I have just been in contact with the DBA asking him if I wrote the script would he run it... and looks like his in a good mood.. bcoz his just said Yeah!!!!!.. and that he would be happy to let me have the privilege of altering it... and he'd even try to fine tune it if he can.
:) Better result that I was expecting.Leave a comment:
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Hi Again,
Thanks for helping me... I am going to write the view and send the script to DBA and ask him to please Run it.. I am going to try to add what JForbes has mentioned... I hope it works coz I have no way of testing the code i'll literally just have to trust that I have written it write and send it off... if it FAILS.. I am gonna be so depressed... I'll let you know of the outcome soon. Thanks a lot.Leave a comment:
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@JForbes interesting... i'll give it go and see... what happens thanks... I have never though of doing it like that before.Leave a comment:
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Oh OK.. Thanks.. Well we have asked the DBA do it before, but he didn't seem to want to do it as if he makes one for us all the other departments are gonna want the same thing.. What he did say however was.. that they could push our appointments to our server every time they create their table again.. Unfortunately my department is to scared to allow something like that, which is why I am having to go through this kind of procedure.
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@Rabbit
Access Database is Not on the same file server.. but it is on another Server.. Basically we have two servers (Probably a lot more, but one that concern us)
Shared Information Server(SQL Server)
Our Server(SQL Server + File Server)
It would be really nice to know How to do it.. So I can really determine the speed for myself.. and not pursue doing something like this again.
I have a feeling...Leave a comment:
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@Rabbit
I realize that it won't be instant, but I think the server would create the table much faster than Access querying the server and doing it on my slow computer, and it won't be millions the server table has millions, but our department is probably must way less you gotta understand we are only one department out of 100s in our company.
So mm do you know how to do it? Sorry for the late reply I don't work on weeke...Leave a comment:
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Making a new table from a SQL Server Query to MS Access.
Hi,
I am working on a table that has millions of records located on SQL Server unfortunately the table is dropped and remade everyday so they don't index this table.
It takes a while to query this table because it is not index. It contains appointment information from all departments of course we only care about our department.
So when we run a query from our Access DB (Using Passthrough) it still takes...
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