[AccessD] Translation data length (cache used)

In fact it will almost never actually be that bad anyway.  In this case I only cache the data 
actually used once.  Thus if there are a hundred forms in the database and 20 are actually opened 
during a session, I would only cache the data for those 20 forms.

Worst case of course is every single form is opened, but really, how often will that happen.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com


Stuart McLachlan wrote:
> It's not that bad. It's ony 300KB      
> 
> Take a look at your Processes in Task Manager.
> Load an instance of Access and you load up about 9 - 10MB..
> Load an MDB and it goes up  by about another MB
> Just open one fairly simple form and you add about another  500KB
> 
> Even if you only have 1GB of RAM, which is really the minimum requirement these days, 
> You are talking about a 3% increase in the RAM requirement. for the application and .03% 
> increase in overall RAM utilisation.
>