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orjan hagstrom - 31 Jan 2006 12:05 GMT
Hi

I have an 2000Access application which  run in several network
installations.

One of my customers claims that the application is very slow in his network.

On the server he has the table database (containing all his recorded data)
and the .mdw-file. On the client he has the object database (containing
forms, reports, code etc) and the Access 2000 runtime.

The path to the table database is very long with blanks and dots as you can
see below

G:\Kulturverksamhet\Konstmuseum\Offkonst\Konstregister backup
4.11\Konstverksbilder\ktables.mdb

I have two questions if someone can help me on this:

Does a long path slow down the performance?

Is Runtime slower than the "real" Access?

Best regards
Joan Wild - 01 Feb 2006 14:40 GMT
> I have two questions if someone can help me on this:
>
> Does a long path slow down the performance?

Yes it can.

> Is Runtime slower than the "real" Access?

Not to my knowledge.

Have a look at the following page for some pointers on performance:

http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/performancefaq.htm

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Tony Toews - 02 Feb 2006 04:31 GMT
>Is Runtime slower than the "real" Access?

No.  It's the exact same msaccess.exe with registry settings making it
a runtime.

Tony
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