Hi Hendra,
The same restriction applies to the QueryDefs collection, you can only change the SQL or Connect if you assign/create a QueryDef object and then manipulate the parameters, otherwise they are readonly.
In my experience, you don't normally need to do a RefreshLink after changing the Connect string (at least with Linked SQL Server Tables), it might however be "best practice" to do so.
Yours,
Andrew
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