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Christopher Glaeser
I am using a third-party ActiveX calendar to view scheduled tasks in a
multi-user environment. In the current partial implementation, the tasks
are added to the control when frmSchedule is first loaded. However, tasks
subsequently added by other users are not visible on frmSchedule until the
form is closed and reopened.
A simple solution is to periodically delete all tasks from the control and
then reload all tasks, but this will tax the network. Is it possible to
determine if there have been any changes to tblTasks since the last Timer
event (and thus avoid reloading all the tasks except when necessary)?
Windows XP and Access 2003.
Best,
Christopher
multi-user environment. In the current partial implementation, the tasks
are added to the control when frmSchedule is first loaded. However, tasks
subsequently added by other users are not visible on frmSchedule until the
form is closed and reopened.
A simple solution is to periodically delete all tasks from the control and
then reload all tasks, but this will tax the network. Is it possible to
determine if there have been any changes to tblTasks since the last Timer
event (and thus avoid reloading all the tasks except when necessary)?
Windows XP and Access 2003.
Best,
Christopher