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John A.
Hi all -
My app has a form with two subforms. Main form is bound to a table, both
subforms are bound to a different, but related table. One of the subforms
acts as a list of items from which the user picks one to edit the details.
The "edit details" subform LinkMasterField is a control on the MainForm
whose control source is
=[WinList].[Form]![ID]
where WinList is the other subform.
Here's my issue - this form takes a long time to open, 20-30 seconds
depending on the number of users. In opening for the first time, or from
Design view, the "On Current" procedure of one subform runs 8 times (other
subform doesn't have an "on current" procedure).
Is there any way to cut down the number of times that event fires, or is
that just a result of the way the forms and subforms load up and link?
Thanks in advance,
John
btw - running in Access2000 on Windows2000 Terminal Server. Been up and
running for years.
My app has a form with two subforms. Main form is bound to a table, both
subforms are bound to a different, but related table. One of the subforms
acts as a list of items from which the user picks one to edit the details.
The "edit details" subform LinkMasterField is a control on the MainForm
whose control source is
=[WinList].[Form]![ID]
where WinList is the other subform.
Here's my issue - this form takes a long time to open, 20-30 seconds
depending on the number of users. In opening for the first time, or from
Design view, the "On Current" procedure of one subform runs 8 times (other
subform doesn't have an "on current" procedure).
Is there any way to cut down the number of times that event fires, or is
that just a result of the way the forms and subforms load up and link?
Thanks in advance,
John
btw - running in Access2000 on Windows2000 Terminal Server. Been up and
running for years.