adodb performance EXCEL VBA vs vbscript

RAYLWARD102

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I have a rather large query, containing a table join that returns approximately 80k rows; executing this query via excel VBA seems to result in a minute or longer of processing. I don’t have the same speed issues when returning 5-10000 rows in excel; just the one that’s returning 80k rows. I replicated my VBA adodb connections to a vbscript and wonder why the vbscript can return 80k rows in about 3seconds. Big difference in timing 1min vs 3seconds. I assure you, I’m invoking adodb the same ways in VBA vs vbscript; promis it has nothing to do with how I coded it. Any idea’s as to why this is?
 

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