Google on how to make your query a SARGable query.
Hi,I'm new to the group. I'm having an Access challenge I hope some experienced Access developers can give me some help.We have an Access application that has been running for many years. It's a split database, both front and back end are Access files, with linked tables. In recently years, with more data and more users (50+), the system has more frequent "locked up" or "crashes" and users are frustrated. I was given a task of converting the database to SQL Server, which I did it with SSMA, I then changed linked tables from Access to SQL Server. It seems to be working fine, but I hit a performance issue in searching records. The data source of one of the front end forms is a query that joins 3 tables sorted by a date. One table very small, the other two have 40-50k records. When I run the query directly, it seems to be returning records quickly. But when searching a record (looks like using an build-in 'find and replace' function to me), it seems the Access front end requests record processing one by one (from SQL Server Profiler), so if I search a newly entered record (bottom of the sorted list), it could take 2 minutes to come back. I tried to change the query to pass-through query and make it run on SQL server, it's a bit faster but it becomes read-only so the user can't edit record. I tried to add a button to by pass the 'find and replace' function, call a stored proc in SQL Server to return only one record, but it seems I can't assign values to fields because they are bound to the query.Could someone give me some ideas in how to fix this issues? I'm an experienced SQL Server db admin/developer but I don't have experience in front end app development, and we don't have developers in the team. Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks very much!--
~ Wei
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