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| Hi all, Unfortunately, there's a FLAT Database at my work place ( : ( )... It caused performance problem untill I created views for it. However, now, it happened ( I have no control over.. >_< another long story..) that the users wants to add 22 fields with Data Type bit to the FLAT Database and the Access Form they use 24hrs (\_/). This Form does Full Table Scan (Select * ...). I wonder with this kind of structure if I really add 22 more binary fields on to the FLAT Database and this Form, Would it degrade the performance ? It's an Access application interface with SQL 2000 Server. Thank you so much for your advise! Annie |
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| I mean 22 more "bit" fields, not "binary" fields.. Thank you, Annie >-----Original Message----- >Hi all, > > Unfortunately, there's a FLAT Database at my work place >( : ( )... It caused performance problem untill I created >views for it. > > However, now, it happened ( I have no control over.. >_< >another long story..) that the users wants to add 22 >fields with Data Type bit to the FLAT Database and the >Access Form they use 24hrs (\_/). This Form does Full >Table Scan (Select * ...). I wonder with this kind of >structure if I really add 22 more binary fields on to the >FLAT Database and this Form, Would it degrade the >performance ? > > It's an Access application interface with SQL 2000 >Server. > >Thank you so much for your advise! > >Annie > > >. > |