[AccessD] cbo Callback - method

LOL, well, you had me confused too... <grin>

Drew

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Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 1:58 PM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: Re: [AccessD] cbo Callback - method

Drew,

I pulled the entire thing out into a demo database, data tables, 
queries, classes and modules.  Zipped and loaded onto my laptop (from 
the client) and guess what...

the class is fast enough for large lists.  The city combo works real
time.

I am a bit confused at this point, since I tested the city combo and it 
was taking 30 seconds to load / display / move way down the list.

I remote desktop into the client over a slooooowwwww data link (384K 
MAXIMUM) and I have noticed that how fast the database operates is 
affected by the link speed, though I have never noticed a direct 
correlation like this.

OTOH I went back in and created a city combo in my little demo database 
and it works just fine even when operated over the link at the client
site.

So I dunno.  You are correct though, the code is fast enough even for a 
list of 10500 city names.

Now I have to solve the question of "what happened earlier"?

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com
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