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Default Getting to SQL Server without ODBC from VBA

What is slow? It may be the way you're coding. Did you mean to pass a
variable to your SQL? Absolutely.

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"Goofy" wrote:
| Actually Dave, it did work, it was me that was in error. However, it does
| not really seem to be much faster, but then we are talking vba here so
that
| is probably the bottleneck.
|
| I know that on ODBC, you cant use named parameters, but are you able to do
| this using OLEDB ?
|
| Cheers for your help.


 
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