Does anyone have any thoughts on how to fix this? I have read that this might be a problem with Windows 7, and I have tried installing the following hotfix but am getting an error when trying to install:. I don't know of any specific issue with speed in this configuration. Did you check with the Performance FAQ? I also question the use of Office and specifically Access ; it is not a recommended configuration.
Use the bit version. Also, I originally switched from the bit version to the bit version because it was a recommended fix for using the OpenRowSet function in SQL Server to import data from an Excel spreadsheet but it didn't end up fixing the problem. I'll look into switching back.
Can you clarify the piece about child queries executing for each row in the parent? I have no idea what any of this means. Will research - but any help you can give me pointing me in the right direction would be much appreciated!
Also, a quick note in response to Tom van Stiphout's suggestions above - I've reinstalled the 32 bit version of Office, but it hasn't seemed to help with the performance issues. Within SQL Profiler you should filter the events you see by something that limits the capture to events originating from your Access application. That gets rid of background sql server events unrelated to your application. I don't understand the difference between the report "running fine when run directly" but taking 2 minutes when run from a button on a form.
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This fixed my issue with Access as well. Thank you! Thank you so much!!!! This worked for me!! I appreciate you posting it! In reply to MsMilli's post on January 26, But what is the alternative!!? Albert D. Kallal MVP. In reply to StewartCooper's post on April 30, In your case, likely the connection is slow. Issues with Access and Windows 7 64bit. Resolution: Downgrade One of my clients could not wait any longer for a solution so they just swapped out the 64bit with the 32bit version of Windows 7.
Have you been experiencing similar issues? Please comment below. Spread the knowledge! About the Author: Juan Soto. His passion for Access has led him to helping a wide range of businesses in helping them establish a secure, stable and efficient environment with SQL Server.
If you wish to have Juan speak at your next group meeting you can contact him here. Brian Morris October 11, at am. Dear Mr Soto, I have noticed that for my users who have Access 32bit, moving from page to page in a report preview is MUCH slower than those who use a copy of the same app file in 32bit.
Cesar Alvarado Diaz March 24, at am. Thanks in advance. Kepa November 17, at pm. Syed Ali September 23, at am. Kenneth December 6, at pm. Hi Juan Thanks for bringing up this issue. One of the affected customers had to downgrade to Win XP to see a return to normal operation. Juan, do you have any further insight and good advice on how to overcome this problem? Mahmoud Haroun October 6, at pm. Good luck. Ben Clothier October 9, at pm.
Mahmoud Haroun October 10, at am. Tracey Mc Gahey February 13, at pm. I tried the registry edit suggestion posted by Cesar Alvarado Diaz but that made things worse. Thanks in advance, Tracey.
Shabir November 17, at pm. Hisham Zatari December 21, at pm. Best regards,. Munna Kumar Singh February 15, at am.
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