A pass-through uses SQL Server's engine directly. And you can limit what the user can see. But as for myself, I rarely use pass-throughs. I tend to use views as linked tables or just link the tables themselves depending on what the user should be able to see.
Bill Mosca
--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "luvmymelody" <luvmymelody@...> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> So I have been researching pass-through queries and I cannot find anything that says why you should create a pass-through query. The only things I find is how to create the query. What is the difference between a pass-through query and a regular linked table?
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> Thank You
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> Jim Wagner
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