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    athyeh is offline Competent Performer
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    Show The Last 10 Records entered on Form

    Hi Folks,

    I have created a form that multiple processors are using at the same time (Split Front End) to track production in a database. They do this by scanning in barcodes with a scanning wand. Now to help eliminate double-scans and scanning error I have put a subform onto the data-entry form that shows all the records the operator has scanned into the table.

    This was great until 20+ people started using it, and the subform shows every single record the operator has ever scanned in and generally just lags the scanning form down to being unusable.



    Is there a way to create the same type of thing?

    Ultimately, I want the processor to be able to see and edit the last 10 records they entered on the data-entry form.

    thanks,

    Tony

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    Is this a split database?

    I have a form with a subform that lists about 19,000 records and no noticeable lag. I have another form with a subform listing about 67,000 records and that one does show a little delay.

    You could try a query using the TOP n parameter.
    How to attach file: http://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301 To provide db: copy, remove confidential data, run compact & repair, zip w/Windows Compression.

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    John_G is offline VIP
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    Hi -

    If the individual operators need to see only their own data, and there is no particular reason why records have to be added to the main (Back-end) database in real-time, you could have each operators entries kept in their own front-end file, and periodically uploaded to the back-end database. In its simplest form, that could be done using an append query to upload, and a delete query to delete the local (temporary) data.

    HTH

    John

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