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Connecting Access 2007 ADP to large SQL database

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Lionel - 18 Dec 2007 08:43 GMT
Connecting a 2007 ADP to a large SQL database (8000 tables, 6000 stored
procedures, 2000 views) is very slow. I have installed Service Pack 1 for
Office 2007, and it is still slow.

I run the SQL profiler trace, and activity seems normal.

It appears that the Access EXE takes a very long time to populate and
refresh the new Navigation bar in 2007.

I will appreciate it if one of the Access developers at MS can take 5
minutes to simply create a new 2007 ADP linked to a large test SQL database
and watch the result.

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Lionel

Baz - 24 Dec 2007 10:24 GMT
Have you tried hiding the navigation pane?  (Office button-->Access
options-->Current Database-->Display Navigation Pane)

> Connecting a 2007 ADP to a large SQL database (8000 tables, 6000 stored
> procedures, 2000 views) is very slow. I have installed Service Pack 1 for
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> database
> and watch the result.
 
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