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What are and how do I make Stored Queries

Asked by deluk20 in Access Architecture/Design, Access Forms, Access Coding/Macros

Tags: MS Access 2003

Ok, I seemed to have missed something here.

I have create a Database and split it between Tables and all other objects. The tables is sitting on a Network, with the other one located on User PC's.

Most of it seems ok apart from one form. This form contains a lot of indivual objects (text boxes and a lot of drop down combo boxes, and also a tab control). When this form opens it takes a little while to open and display the objects.

Ready through on the next one option was to disable the auto correct (done), another was stating:

To increase performance of form and drop down list loading, use stored queries for your record sources because they have already been optimized by Access. Note: the Access form wizard will create Select SQL statements for record sources, and these are not optimum.

What and how do I do this? I've never heard of stored queries. I have about 30 drop down lists.

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What are and how do I make Stored Queries

Asked by deluk20 in Access Architecture/Design, Access Forms, Access Coding/Macros

Tags: MS Access 2003

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