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stLinkCriteria Vs "=Forms!formName!refName" 1

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marsss

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Hello, i would like to know if there is a gain in speed performance opening a form loading the data for a specified referance using a link to the previous form Vs the stLinkCriteria which look only to filter.

Case #1 :
Code:
stDocname = "formSecondForm"
stLinkCriteria = "refName" = 1
DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName, , , stLinkCriteria

Case #2 :
havinf in Current forma a txtbox named refName having the right value (in this case 1)
Code:
stDocname = "formSecondForm"
DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName
Having in the formSecondForm on load up
refName=Forms!formMain!refName

In case one, do it load up everything then filter, or filter before? Case 2 would make sure not all data load for nothing
Dont realy need t browse between data, juste need the one called in second form

thx for info
 
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case #1 :

stLinkCriteria = "refName = 1"
Or
stLinkCriteria = "refName = " & myVariable

Well, if thread isn t that clear and hard to understand, to make thing short :

Do using :
DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName, , , stLinkCriteria

Make the next form load all data and show only the one going with the filter
OR
Filter data and load up and show only the data going with the filter
 
Case #1 does, indeed, load all the data and then filter it for display. Case #2 only loads the data matching the criteria.

Case #2 is more efficient, especially if your tables are across a network.

Rick Sprague
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Thx RickSprm confirmed what I though
 
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