What do you mean? can I make this query easier und make the performance better?
SELECT DISTINCT tb_Bauteile.ID,
tb_Bauteile.Name,
tb_Bauteile.Blatt_nr,
FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.Fehlerpfad,
FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.Pfad_Bezeichnung,
FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.Steuergerät,
FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.Kommentar
FROM ((tb_Pinnummern INNER JOIN tb_Bauteile ON
tb_Pinnummern.Bauteil = tb_Bauteile.ID) INNER JOIN tb_Fahrzeug ON
tb_Pinnummern.SG = tb_Fahrzeug.Motor_SG)
INNER JOIN FehlerCodes_akt_Liste
ON tb_Bauteile.CDT = FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.CDT
WHERE (((tb_Bauteile.Blatt_nr) LIKE "5*") AND
((tb_Fahrzeug.ID) = forms ! frm_fahrzeug ! id))
ORDER BY FehlerCodes_akt_Liste.Fehlerpfad;
Thank you very much for your opinions
Reformat it, and remove all the unnecessary parantheses and it’s actually quite easy to read (Note that when I wrote this answer, the query in the question was unformatted text!)
You can also alias your table names to make those simpler, e.g.
Adding indexes on the fields used in your Join and Where clauses would generally improve performance. Note that an index on
tb_Bauteile.Blatt_nrwould improve performance here, as your LIKE clause only has a trailing wildcard. However, if your LIKE clause wasLIKE '*5'then performance would not be improved.