Can/does Access (2000 or 2003) take advantage of multiple processors. I am
interested in upgrading my server to improve its performance (mostly with
Access) and wondered if an additional processor might help me.

I know SQL can utilize a second processor, just don't know about Access.

Thanks

MJ

Sorry, Access 2K and 2003 can only take advantage of one cpu. Make it a fast
one.

Chris
Microsoft MVP


powlaz wrote:
>Can/does Access (2000 or 2003) take advantage of multiple processors. I am
>interested in upgrading my server to improve its performance (mostly with
>Access) and wondered if an additional processor might help me.
>
>I know SQL can utilize a second processor, just don't know about Access.

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powlaz <powlaz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Can/does Access (2000 or 2003) take advantage of multiple processors. I am
>interested in upgrading my server to improve its performance (mostly with
>Access) and wondered if an additional processor might help me.

The best thing you can do for the file server is to ensure it has the
fastest hard drives available.

Tony
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