Hello,
Yes, I can just run the code directly. However, performance is a big issue for me. I'm doing lots of table comparasions using about 30+ queries. It would be a lot easier if Access allow to create stored procedure. By storing all queries in a macro, it costs me only one call and clearly cut down the run time dramatically. The reason that I have to modify a macro is for the purpose of migration, from version to version.
Thanks.
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