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performance of SQL statement vs query

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Coban

Coban

IS-IT--Management
Nov 22, 2002
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Would I get better performance by wither embedding a SQL statement into a DoCmd.RunSQL statement or by calling up a query with a DoCmd.OpenQuery?
TIA, Ari
 
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I use the DoCmd.RunSQL... I just read somewhere (I think on this board), about a debate on which was faster... I think the DoCmd.RunSQL was deemed the faster of the 2.

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