I'd tend to not use .NET for this or any procedural language. I'd try to figure out how to use set base SQL to get the job done. Much faster.

I have some code that loops through about 1/4 of a million records, it is taking a very long time (I stopped it after 15 minutes and it wasn't close to done).



I took out all the processing in the loop so that all it was doing was the loop with a single seek() and it was still slow. I replaced the seek() with "if 1 =2 then" and it went as expected (about 20 seconds).



I am seek()ing against a single integer field that I have an index on in SQL. Help????



Code:

searchstr = "rent_RPMrecnum = " & "'" & currow("record_number") & "'"

'If Me.RentitemsBO1.Seek(searchstr) Then

‘do nothing

Else

‘still do nothing for testing purposes

End if





Thanks.










Keith Chisarik