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Warrio
Hello!
I have a tab control that contains two subforms and each of then contains a
subform again. And when I pass from a tab to another, the record count takes
about 1 sec to refresh.
When I try to get the value of the Recordcount of the child subform, I get 1
only and after 1 second, Access updates the recordcount of the subform to
the real value of the recordcount. (can be seen in the navigation toolbar).
How can I detect when Access updates the real value of my record?
I can do a select count(*) of the table of my child subform, but this
solution slows down the application.
Thanks for any suggestion
I have a tab control that contains two subforms and each of then contains a
subform again. And when I pass from a tab to another, the record count takes
about 1 sec to refresh.
When I try to get the value of the Recordcount of the child subform, I get 1
only and after 1 second, Access updates the recordcount of the subform to
the real value of the recordcount. (can be seen in the navigation toolbar).
How can I detect when Access updates the real value of my record?
I can do a select count(*) of the table of my child subform, but this
solution slows down the application.
Thanks for any suggestion