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  • I've had extensive experience using this development model: ACCESS 2003 front-end --> SQL 2005 back-end.

    It actually performs very well if both sides are done properly.

    Unless you did something really REALLY bad in SQL, it's likely a front-end issue.

    You did say you had set-up indexes in SQL over the primary search fields.

    In your ACCESS app, are you coding full %LIKE% queries, or LIKE% (starts with), or searching by the full fields contents?

    Are you connecting to tables using ODBC, OLE DB, or Pass-Thru queries?

    Do you implicitly load FORM's initial recordset during LOAD event, or do you put empty FORM then prompt for search values / issue the query?

    Big difference here, depending on back-end data and other network considerations.