fkauffman
Jun 20th, 2000, 04:46 PM
Hi,
In applications like MSAccess, when you open a large database you can scroll through the first retrieved records while the other records are being loaded.
This is what I would like to make in my application.
At this moment my application:
- divides the database in parts (using recordcount)
- creates a new recordset
- gets the first part of the database (recordsetX)
- appends this records to my new recordset
- gets the second part of the database
- appends this records to my new recordset
- gets the third p.......
But how do I present this records to my user?
(I tried to use a datagrid, that I connected to my recordset, but when I do a recordsetX.movelast also the datagrid moves to the last record.
I don't know why because in my opinion this recordset isn't connected to my datagrid)
all ideas welcome,
Fedor
In applications like MSAccess, when you open a large database you can scroll through the first retrieved records while the other records are being loaded.
This is what I would like to make in my application.
At this moment my application:
- divides the database in parts (using recordcount)
- creates a new recordset
- gets the first part of the database (recordsetX)
- appends this records to my new recordset
- gets the second part of the database
- appends this records to my new recordset
- gets the third p.......
But how do I present this records to my user?
(I tried to use a datagrid, that I connected to my recordset, but when I do a recordsetX.movelast also the datagrid moves to the last record.
I don't know why because in my opinion this recordset isn't connected to my datagrid)
all ideas welcome,
Fedor