Whichever code you're using to set the control to visible/invisible.
The "Detail" we're talking about is the Detail section of the form. On a continuous form, the detail section is where the changing list of records is listed. So if you have 100 records, you may have 10 of them on the form at a time, for instance.
Post back to acknowledge whether that makes sense to you or not. I may not be on here much longer...
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Select Current Record
One note on this - you CAN specify the control for the current record in the detail section of a continuous form.
That part of selecting the record may not be correct, I forget, and don't...Code:Private Sub ShowHide() 'Make sure looking at correct record of course.. DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSelectRecord MyButton.Visible = Not(Me.NewRecord) End SubLeave a comment:
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That code looks interesting, though I don't know of a current need, I could see the need in the future. Can you give an idea of how well it performs? I mean how long does it normally take for this to run and find the solution? Does it take "a while", or is it practically instant?
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A guess
If you are using objects, try releasing the object after each iteration (if possible in your scenario, and re-instantiate for the next iteration).
--Not an expert on vb.net at all, just thinking about object usage.
Basically, it SOUNDS like either 1 of 2 things is happening:
1. Something really large is being opened in memory (within an object apparently)
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