Looking for an Event of Busy Query Processing

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Hi:
I need to notify my user with word "Working" when waiting for long queries.
Changing screeng Pointer from 11 to 1 does not work for long queries Why?
What is the Event of Busy Engine (Query processor) that I can use to inform
the User?
Thanks in advance, Ilya.
 
Ilya said:
Hi:
I need to notify my user with word "Working" when waiting for long queries.
Changing screeng Pointer from 11 to 1 does not work for long queries Why?
What is the Event of Busy Engine (Query processor) that I can use to inform
the User?
Thanks in advance, Ilya.
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There is no such event.

To get an hourglass, change Screen.Mousepointer to 11 before the statement
that runs the query, and change it to zero after the statement that runs the
query. Also, change it to zero in an error handler for the procedure,
otherwise if there is an error you will get stuck with the hourglass.
 
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