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Microsoft Access gives you the ability to issue the query created in Access directly against the SQL Server database, using T-SQL commands. This is called a Pass-Through Query in Microsoft Access. By the time you have finished reading this tip you will know precisely how to create one.
- Microsoft Access Pass Through Queries to SQL Server in Detail
The purpose of this tip is to demonstrate what happens...
- Microsoft Access Pass Through Queries to SQL Server in Detail
23 maj 2017 · I'm looking for a correct way to use SQL Server functions in an Access front-end. It's fairly simple to use it one way - just need to call function, use brackets and voila - ready. But I've stuck on the other case.
To run a query on a database server, use a pass-through query which is a Transact SQL (TSQL) statement that connects to SQL Server by using an ODBC connection string.
The purpose of this tip is to demonstrate what happens inside of SQL Server when it has to process a request formed natively in MS Access versus a pass-through query request received from the same MS Access application.
Access queries can contain calculated columns that sometimes use Access Functions to get results. When you migrate queries to SQL Server, you need to replace the Access function with an equivalent TSQL function if one is available.
Once you have an Access pass-through query working, take advantage of the sophisticated ways SQL Server can make it run more efficiently. Unlike an Access database, SQL Server provides parallel queries to optimize query execution and index operations for computers that have more than one microprocessor (CPU).
14 sie 2014 · One of the SQL Server objects that you can interact with from within Microsoft Access is a SQL Server function. After linking to a view based on a scalar-valued function, or creating a pass-through query that executes a table-valued function, you can utilize the results of both types of functions.
