Microsoft
Software
Hardware
Network
Question : Which is quicker, a macro or code?
Hi
I'm trying to populate a table with the results of approx 20 sql queries using inserts. To run the queries, i'm currently using a macro. This seems to take quite a while to run, and i'm just wondering if there would be any advantage to running the queries through VBA code, rather than the macro?
Answer : Which is quicker, a macro or code?
A macro is written using VBA code.... unless you are comparing a (insert) Query vs VBA?
Random Solutions
How to change Computer Name / Hostname
users can't make Internet Explorer their default browser after gpo installed firefox (user do not have admin rights).
Intermittent long load time at Session REQUEST_ACQUIRE_STATE
config samba on gui interface
How Do I remove the header in a links list?
Access 2007 use combo box selection to run query
csv row limit
how do i perform reinstallation of Windows 7 after upgrading from xp to window 7
How to import a flash file in netbeans java form?
Security Exception in P/Invoke from C# to Win32 DLL