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Gene - 19 Aug 2005 16:07 GMT
When multiple users are accessing the same table, is it faster for the system
overall to use a querry of a table for editing rather than opening the table
for editing.  Sometimes when a table is opened directly, it seems to slow up
other users access to that table. Thanks
Gene
Paul Overway - 19 Aug 2005 17:02 GMT
It depends on how the table is being opened and what record locking option
is used.  In any case, if you use a query with a where clause restricting
the recordset to the single record being edited vs the entire table, it
should open faster.

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> When multiple users are accessing the same table, is it faster for the
> system
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> other users access to that table. Thanks
> Gene
 
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