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Scott Burke - 27 Sep 2006 20:19 GMT
I was trying to increase the number of threads that a program uses.  
I thought this would do it.
application.setoption "Threads", 10

This give me an error.  What is the correctly way to increase the number of
threads.  via VBA.

Scott Burke
Douglas J. Steele - 27 Sep 2006 20:30 GMT
AFAIK, Access is single-threaded. I believe most database applications are.

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>I was trying to increase the number of threads that a program uses.
> I thought this would do it.
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Scott Burke - 28 Sep 2006 14:25 GMT
Access help file says that Access defaults to 3 threads.  You can change it
in the registry or programmiclly.  I perfer the program option my self.

The catch.  The help file does NOT tell how to change the threads but it
does show you how to change other options.!?

Scott Burke

> AFAIK, Access is single-threaded. I believe most database applications are.
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