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Speed up a view

Asked by DoubleJ92 in Microsoft Access Database, MS SQL Server, SQL Query Syntax

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I have the following view:

CREATE VIEW dbo.vwQtrlySupContact
AS
SELECT Casenotes_Tbl.PROBATION_OFFICER, Case_Tbl.CASE_NUMBER, Employee_Lkup_Tbl.TEAM, 1 AS [Count], Casenotes_Tbl.CONTACT_TYPE, Casenotes_Tbl.TODAYS_ENTRY_DATE, Casenotes_Tbl.CaseNoteNo, Case_Tbl.ClientID
FROM Employee_Lkup_Tbl INNER JOIN (Case_Tbl INNER JOIN Casenotes_Tbl ON Case_Tbl.SupNo = Casenotes_Tbl.SupNo) ON Employee_Lkup_Tbl.FULL_NAME = Casenotes_Tbl.PROBATION_OFFICER


I have the following query in Access:

SELECT vwQtrlySupContact.PROBATION_OFFICER, vwQtrlySupContact.CASE_NUMBER, Forms![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].Form![Period Begin Date] AS [Report Start], Forms![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].Form![Period End Date] AS [Report End], vwQtrlySupContact.TEAM, vwQtrlySupContact.Count, vwQtrlySupContact.CONTACT_TYPE, vwQtrlySupContact.TODAYS_ENTRY_DATE, vwQtrlySupContact.CaseNoteNo
FROM vwQtrlySupContact
GROUP BY vwQtrlySupContact.PROBATION_OFFICER, vwQtrlySupContact.CASE_NUMBER, Forms![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].Form![Period Begin Date], Forms![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].Form![Period End Date], vwQtrlySupContact.TEAM, vwQtrlySupContact.Count, vwQtrlySupContact.CONTACT_TYPE, vwQtrlySupContact.TODAYS_ENTRY_DATE, vwQtrlySupContact.CaseNoteNo
HAVING (((vwQtrlySupContact.TEAM)=[Forms]![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].[Form]![Team Combo]) AND ((vwQtrlySupContact.TODAYS_ENTRY_DATE)>=[Forms]![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].[Form]![Period Begin Date] And (vwQtrlySupContact.TODAYS_ENTRY_DATE)<=[Forms]![Main Page]![Qtrly Supv Main Form].[Form]![Period End Date]));


When I run the query, I get an ODBC error. I believe it is happening because the query takes too long to run. I have already made sure that all of the join and condition fields are indexed. I'm not sure what to do at this point.

When I run open the view from within QA, it returns approx 2.8 million records.

Any and all ideas are appreciated. TIA!Start Free Trial
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