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That will work fine. I am just looking for a queue data struct. I can use an array. I guess what I am really interested in is what data structures that I have available to me in the Visual Basic for Applications package...similar to C/C++ Standard Template Library. I guess this is why I took a course in data structures...if I have to build one then I can.
Thanks,
Sera
Thanks,
Sera
TrojanRabbit
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I don't know of a queue struct. The help file doesn't mention one. As CautionMP mentioned, you can use an array. If you need to queue records, you can use a recordset object.
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Hi Sera!
If you can build a class in Access like in C++ I am not familiar with how you do it. You can create your own data structures and then declare arrays with them. You can also create Put and Pop functions(public of course) that can control the FIFO logic of a queue. Since you are familiar with queues you most likely can handle it this way, if you need some ideas, let me know.
hth
Jeff Bridgham
bridgham@purdue.edu
If you can build a class in Access like in C++ I am not familiar with how you do it. You can create your own data structures and then declare arrays with them. You can also create Put and Pop functions(public of course) that can control the FIFO logic of a queue. Since you are familiar with queues you most likely can handle it this way, if you need some ideas, let me know.
hth
Jeff Bridgham
bridgham@purdue.edu
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