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Old October 30th, 2009, 03:30 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
jenniferspnc
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Default Is my query at fault for a slow form?

It never fails, I build my database to the best of my abilities, and once I
split things move terribly slow. So I once again come for assistance. I've
going through the steps of things to improve speed (persistent connection,
track name auto correct to "no", shorten BE name and not placed several
folders down.

I was hoping someone could look at the SQL of my query (tied to the form) to
see if anything might causing the form to take 40 seconds to load. Once open
it tends to move relatively quicker (well, two very slow combo boxes which
I'm looking into).

SELECT tbl_salesorder.Sales_Order, tbl_salesorder.Client_ID,
tbl_salesorder.Country_ID, tbl_salesorder.Denied_Party_List_Date,
tbl_salesorder.Status, tbl_clients.Client, tbl_country.Countries,
tbl_salesorder.Reviewer_Name, tbl_salesorder.Comments,
tbl_salesorder.[Date_Approved/Denied], tbl_salesorder.Date_Received
FROM tbl_country INNER JOIN (tbl_clients INNER JOIN tbl_salesorder ON
tbl_clients.Client_ID = tbl_salesorder.Client_ID) ON tbl_country.Country_ID =
tbl_salesorder.Country_ID
WHERE (((tbl_salesorder.Date_Received) Between
DateSerial(Year(Date()),Month(Date()),1) And
DateSerial(Year(Date()),Month(Date())+2,1)))
ORDER BY tbl_salesorder.Date_Received;

Thanks!