Unfortunately, with SQL Server you cannot use the Index or Seek ADO functionality. There's not way around this, although depending on the circumstances, it may help to change your code a bit (or, perhaps, a lot) and rewrite your queries to select more precisely and return less data etc...
>I have created some indexes on a table in the Ms. SQL2000 database, but what's I do not understand is? FYI I use ADO 2.7 and the recordset does not support adIndex, so what should I use to call index on the table? because my application's speed is going down slowly .. please help
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