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Andy Warren
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Posted Monday, August 19, 2002 2:16 PM
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I think it varies. Both will work, assigning the recordset to the listbox is definitely easy though may not be powerful/flexible enough. Figure out how you want to handle the binding, then do the caching. Caching is a separate and easily added feature...well, more or less!
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Ah, a blind spot in my knowledge. <G> So how do you assign an ADO.recordset to a listbox?
Is it just listbox.rowsource = adors ?
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Datasource.
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Excellent - I esp. like the versioning. I implemented an in-memory cache for an emissions monitoring system [processing 600 calcs/minute], but did not handle the versioning as elegantly as you did here. The calculator runs as service, so little gain in persisting to disk, but that is an excellent idea for some other web site interface [pick lists again!]... May have to go revisit that code.
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