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Is ther a way to boost the priority thread for an instance of Excel.exe during Access automation? (vba)
Access 2010 front-end with SQL Server 2008 back-end is running fast and smooth on a Citrix server. Each user session creates a copy of the Access DB so each user is running their own front-end exclusivelly.
The many reports grab data very quickly, create an instance of Excel 2010 (32bit) and format them. Performance Monitoring shows Excel is not taking advantage of the massive processors / RAM available.
On my development workstation, halt the code, use task manager to give Excel.exe a one level boost in priority and continue results in an almost doubling of performance. Is there any code in vba that can boost Excel's thread? An idle processor is a terrible thing to waste.
Access 2010 front-end with SQL Server 2008 back-end is running fast and smooth on a Citrix server. Each user session creates a copy of the Access DB so each user is running their own front-end exclusivelly.
The many reports grab data very quickly, create an instance of Excel 2010 (32bit) and format them. Performance Monitoring shows Excel is not taking advantage of the massive processors / RAM available.
On my development workstation, halt the code, use task manager to give Excel.exe a one level boost in priority and continue results in an almost doubling of performance. Is there any code in vba that can boost Excel's thread? An idle processor is a terrible thing to waste.