memory usage

[Guest]

I would like to know the memory usage of a blank form and then if add one
text box with label what the memory used is.

I want to determine if it is more advantageous to declare a string or use
the text box info. From my trying to determine memory usage I didn't find a
difference btween opening a blank form and a form with lots of text boxes.

Also I read in a book if you don't have your Modules organized "correctly"
all your Modules could open if you have calls to other Procedures within
other Modules? I couldn't make this happen. Also on open Event I set up an
if x = true then call procedure x - x is only opened if the x is true.

Thanks in advance

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

I would like to know the memory usage of a blank form and then if add one
text box with label what the memory used is.

I don't believe there's any reliable way to determine that.

I want to determine if it is more advantageous to declare a string or use
the text box info. From my trying to determine memory usage I didn't find
a
difference btween opening a blank form and a form with lots of text boxes.

Why do you care? Are you running into issues?

Also I read in a book if you don't have your Modules organized "correctly"
all your Modules could open if you have calls to other Procedures within
other Modules? I couldn't make this happen. Also on open Event I set up
an
if x = true then call procedure x - x is only opened if the x is true.

My understanding is that Access does what it wants to. <g> I'm not sure
there's any way to guarantee the behaviour, but again, so what?