Create And Use An Index To Improve Performance

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Overview: If you often search a table or sort its records by a particular field, you can speed up these operations by creating an index for the field. This paper introduces indexes and covers how to decide which fields to index, and how to create, delete, or change an index. It also explains the conditions under which Access automatically creates indexes.

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