Refresh vs. Requery in Microsoft Access: What's the Difference?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- In this Microsoft Access tutorial we will talk about the difference between Refresh and Requery and when you would use each. We will also briefly discuss Repaint and Recalc.
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FINALLY the difference between Refresh and Refresh All explained. Many thanks!!!!
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Another great short video! Thanks for doing these. I learn something every time.
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I may have found a use for Form.Recalc. I have a form with a few sub reports that are fairly calculation heavy, they're based on queries with many Switch and IIf statements, and are based on some subqueries for getting a field Min/Max. Form.Refresh and Form.Requery are fairly slow, with perhaps about a second to finish the calculations. Form.Recalc on the other hand is much faster, about a quarter second. I'm not sure I know enough about how Access works on the back end to know why they're so different. Recordset.Requery is also faster and seems to be about the same as Form.Recalc.
I work in a fortune 500 company manufacturing facility, Access is used as a website for employees to sign up repairs for our shop, when a customer or ( employee) enters a special character our website freezes and we have to call computer services as we dont have admin access, can the special characters/special words be blocked out?
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I see MS somehow integrating Python with Excel, do you see that happening in Access also?
Excellent Video Mr.RR
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Always enjoy your videos! When I use the macro design, it seems that refresh and save do not work.
Well that's not good
Very informative... Thanks...!
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Refresh in a form with a table linked to an SQL da, causes a problem and the data is lost...why?
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Something similar, I have 6 sub forms in a for, 5 got updated and 1 doesn't
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