[AccessD] Raising Events in Custom Classes

On 10 Oct 2003 at 10:35, John Colby wrote:

> Yes, it will.  VBA is single threaded, meaning that only a single
> thread of code is executing at any given time.  It isn't just your
> raising events however, if you were to place a message box asking a
> user a question in any event of any form or control, ALL processing
> stops until the user answers the question.  If you fire a query in an
> event that updates a million records, and that query takes 2 minutes,
> ALL code stops executing until that query finishes processing.  Etc.

Thanks John. This was the answer I was hoping for :-))

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