Databinding lost synchronizations (possible a Bug in Access)

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Andreas Hoffmann

Our company developing an Access Solution, we work the most time with
Access. Our Customers use our product the most time of there daily work and
the Mount of Data is rising up very quickly. The important working table has
more than 128000 Rows (like Customers or Products).



For editing we use a Form and bind it to a Query. The Amount of the Rows is
more than 1300000 rows.

If the Count of Rows in a Form is greater than around 128000 rows,
forms.Recordset.findfirst find a Row (check with recordset.noMatch) but the
Form doesn't noticed that the Data in the Recordset is changed and showed
the content of another Row. The Cursor Position is at 13000, not at 128xxx.

In some cases the Data (row >128000) is display valid, but after changing
the Datarow, another (with a lower Position) will be override.



I hope I describe the Problem fully understandable.

If there any Questions, you can contact me.



Greets from Austria

Andreas Hoffmann
 
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Hoffmann Andreas

Thanks David,

I know this is a solution for the problem, the big problem the oldest part
of the solution is about 10 years old, and in many parts there is this old
legacy code, and we remove this.

but there are two things where I don't like to remove this. In our solution
there you can go to the contacts, you select your adress and say "back..."
than it write the new value back. The users like to step throw the contacts
and select one. The names are in moste cases the same, but in the second name
there was standing a little difference name (i.e. department ).
 

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