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| Posted : 2009-02-04 04:42:10 |
We are using QB Enterprise 7.0. I have a procedure that I run nightly that imports 21 tables into Microsoft Access. Prior to running the import command, I run "sp_optimizefullsync" on each of the 21 tables. When using QODBC v7, the entire procedure took about 30 minutes. I upgraded to QODBC v9 and now the optimization doesn't appear to be working. The procedure takes 12-14 hours. What can I check to determine the problem? |
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| Posted : 2009-02-04 11:35:32 |
| Thank you Tom for the link but I already have the recommended settings. I do not have any links since I am importing the tables from QODBC directly into Microsoft Access. |
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