Re: Excel Performance: How to import large data into existing worksheet.
- From: "Simon Murphy" <tobinSimonMurphy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 18:27:17 +0100
There used to be a bug in ADO, there was a big memory leak if you queried
an open workbook. We had to close the workbook, query it and reopen. looks
like your problem is a similar thing. Either a big memory leak or possibly
JET caching?
Have you tried the XML approach?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307021/EN-US/
Can you import, save, close and reopen, and repeat or is the performance too
poor?
let us know how you get on
cheers
Simon
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> For Office 2K3, the AutoSave is replaced by a new feature: AutoRecover,
> and it is disabled during import.
>
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