I do not use either "an ADO connection in code, or the opendatabase() method". The Link Table Manager pulls in the data very fast and good with impacting the performance of the other DB.
My problem is I need the little bit of tricky code to
check my DB-A's plainid the DB the user is in. To check the DB-A's planid against DB-B' plainid then use the data to fill a sub-form. If there is not a match go to DB-C and use that data to fill in a sub-form.
The sub-form data is for display only, not to update.
RUss
My problem is I need the little bit of tricky code to
check my DB-A's plainid the DB the user is in. To check the DB-A's planid against DB-B' plainid then use the data to fill a sub-form. If there is not a match go to DB-C and use that data to fill in a sub-form.
The sub-form data is for display only, not to update.
RUss
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