Hi
Im trying to move the backend of an Access 2000 database over to MySQL, however queries are running very slowly (more slowly than just Access even). Running the same queries from outside Access is much faster, and so ive been trying to use a pass through query to pass it straight to the MySQL server. However, with a query like
SELECT * FROM Invoices
Im getting an error message
The Microsoft Jet Engine cannot find the input table or query 'Invoices'. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled correctly.
Despite the error message, the correct field names are displayed, albeit with no data. So the table must be found OK... I thought that pass through queries were supposed to bypass the Jet engine...
Any help much appreciated
Thanks
Im trying to move the backend of an Access 2000 database over to MySQL, however queries are running very slowly (more slowly than just Access even). Running the same queries from outside Access is much faster, and so ive been trying to use a pass through query to pass it straight to the MySQL server. However, with a query like
SELECT * FROM Invoices
Im getting an error message
The Microsoft Jet Engine cannot find the input table or query 'Invoices'. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled correctly.
Despite the error message, the correct field names are displayed, albeit with no data. So the table must be found OK... I thought that pass through queries were supposed to bypass the Jet engine...
Any help much appreciated
Thanks