Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Wed Oct 8 15:24:41 CDT 2008
I'm totally missing your point I guess -- I'm working with views in SQL Server, Access has nothing to do with what I'm doing. But... I'll drag out Profiler and see what it says. :) Susan H. > > When data is queried remotely in Access, all of the data is returned to > the client, and any filtering and sorting is done on the client side. > Because SQL Server data is usually queried over a network from a client, > major network bandwidth issues can occur. Therefore, when moving your back > end to SQL Server, it is important to redesign your queries so as to > return only the required set of data to the client (rather than the whole > data set). For example, a query behind an Access form would be: