On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:42 AM, Mark Stanton wrote:
> So using the former, probably in one of the application's "AfterInit"s,
> would fit in best with the way the application loop as written by the
> application builder works? All the application's forms are instantiated
> at application startup (?).
Forms are typically instantiated when needed, not all in advance.
> Those forms look quite "light", presumably there'd have to be an awful
> lot of them before performance was impacted much?
It depends on their database demands, typically. If they are pulling
thousands of records repeatedly, they can easily affect performance. But that's
a design flaw, not anything due to the 'weight' of the forms themselves.
-- Ed Leafe
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