Form based on a query.

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I have a form which is based on a query. This is slowing the database down
as it calculates after each update, move to new record etc.
Is there a way (similar to excel F9 key) that will stop the calculation
being made unless the form is refreshed?
 
julief said:
I have a form which is based on a query. This is slowing the database down
as it calculates after each update, move to new record etc.
Is there a way (similar to excel F9 key) that will stop the calculation
being made unless the form is refreshed?
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What is the calculation? If it's slowing performance then it's likely that
it could be badly coded.

Keith.
www.keithwilby.com
 

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