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Oct 20, 2000

Good morning one and all,

Does any1 know if when A SQL pass through query is executed in access (to a SQL srv dbase) wether or not access will wait until that call is completed before running other steps (in an macro say). I don't think it does but would appreciate a more definitive answer.

TIA for any and all help

Gurmi

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