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February 8th, 2005, 08:17 PM
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Tables and memo fields
Hello!
I'm about to import a database which has four memo fields - author biography, book review, table of contents and cover blurb. Does having fields containing large amounts of text have a major impact on search performance? Should I put the memo fields in a separate table? Each record has 70 fields (not all populated) and there will be approximately 600,000+ records. Many thanks Michael 
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