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Will a simple Passthrough Query from Access 2010 to SQL Server to retrieve a few records from a large table be Updateable?
Posted on 2013-05-28
I have a situation where a query that results in 1-15 records to be processed in an Access 2010 form,. It transmts 1.2 million records from SQL Server to the Access database engine and then throughs away all but the few that are needed.
If I replace it with a Passthrough Query and specify that passthrough query as the form's RecordSource, will the query be updateable so that the user can enter and change data in the rows of that query in the Access form?
If I replace it with a Passthrough Query and specify that passthrough query as the form's RecordSource, will the query be updateable so that the user can enter and change data in the rows of that query in the Access form?
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