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Jan 8th, 2001, 05:18 PM
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Reading from text files and writing to MS Access Database is slow in the first place (Access is not a true relational database, it's a file database), therefore, use something better if you could (MS SQL Server, Oracle, etc.).
If you have to use Access, don't use ADO build-in methods such as AddRecord, Delete, etc.
Code SQL statements instead, it's faster.
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