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Article Last Modified on 8/9/2004

Microsoft Access 95 Standard Edition

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SUMMARY

The Perfor95.exe file contains the Microsoft Access for Windows 95 "Achieving Optimal Performance" Technical Brief. This 10-page document discusses how to improve performance using enhanced features and tools such as Microsoft Jet Database Engine version 3.0 and the Visual Basic for Applications development environment.

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   Perfor95.doc  Microsoft Access for Windows 95 Achieving Optimal
                 Performance Technical Brief

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The "Achieving Optimal Performance" technical brief contains the following topics:

Purpose
Overview
Performance Gains in Microsoft Access for Windows 95
General Performance Gains
Performance Analyzer
Data Access Performance Gains
Conclusion
Introducing Visual Basic for Applications
Common Language Across Applications
Code Load-on-Demand
Developing Applications with Microsoft Access and Visual Basic for Applications
Compile All Modules
Save All Modules
Compile Loaded Modules
Losing the Compiled State
Decompiled Code
Dynamic Loading and Application Development
Two Application Scenarios
Scenario 1: Static Applications
Creating Efficient Modules
Reducing Number of Modules Opened
Opening Modules at Run Time (Application.Run)
Scenario 2: Dynamic Applications
Saving Space by Not Compiling
Separating Decompiled Code from Global Modules
No Circular References
Conclusion

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