Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Jun 4 08:49:15 CDT 2003
Hi Marcel > Hi Charles, > The advantages are not mine but I got them from several forums. Oops! I would consider signing off from such forums. > We have > noticed that the performance of our application is slowing down. In our > search to solutions we have found some usefull things. > One of the solutions is moving the relationships from the be to the fe. The > jet engine can do it joining, selecting and interpreting localy in it own > database instead of over the network in another (BE) database. So only > storage is in the BE all the intelligence is in the FE > In mine humble opinion this sounds logical and in situations when you have > more than one BE I think this is the only solution to relate tables to each > other. So why not do this, it seems to work and available in Access. Am I > not sure how JET acts when there are the same relationships in the FE and BE You'll have to read up on this. One hint: you can choose to access one BE only. Doing so doesn't leave neither Access nor Jet a chance to know what's going on in another BE, not to say "synchronize" these behind the scene. /gustav