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S. Jackson
After too much reading, I found a tip on how to improve the performance of a
form when loading:
"Watch out for Tab controls with many pages and subforms on each page.
Loading all those subforms will slow the opening of your form. One
alternative is to load the subforms on a Tab control page only when that
page is selected. You can do this by using the Change event of the Tab
control to check the Value of the control. This tells you the PageIndex of
the selected page. You can set the SourceControl property of your subforms
only when the page they appear on is selected; you can't set it in design
view. "
I got this at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../en-us/dnacbk02/html/ODC_CookbookChapter8.asp
I want to do this, but I don't how. My form contains 8 subforms so I think
this could really help with performance. I am using Access 2000 and I do
not see a Change event on the tab control. I am lost (again).
S. Jackson
form when loading:
"Watch out for Tab controls with many pages and subforms on each page.
Loading all those subforms will slow the opening of your form. One
alternative is to load the subforms on a Tab control page only when that
page is selected. You can do this by using the Change event of the Tab
control to check the Value of the control. This tells you the PageIndex of
the selected page. You can set the SourceControl property of your subforms
only when the page they appear on is selected; you can't set it in design
view. "
I got this at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../en-us/dnacbk02/html/ODC_CookbookChapter8.asp
I want to do this, but I don't how. My form contains 8 subforms so I think
this could really help with performance. I am using Access 2000 and I do
not see a Change event on the tab control. I am lost (again).
S. Jackson