I've opened Reports and Forms in the past like a DBF as you mentioned
below. I didn't know - though - that the Form could fill w/Fluff after
Multiple revisions. 

Now - I figured I would see a lot of Deleted records if I did this - and
therefore the reason to run the Pack command. But, alas - I didn't find
any of them - and there were only 118 records. I ran the Pack - and no
difference. I opened the Form - and still - no difference - still slow
in opening...

:-(
-K-

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Malcolm Greene
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 3:29 PM

Kurt,

> And - FYI - its also Slow when trying to open the Form to do editing.

***Being mindful to make a backup of your scx/sct files first***, you
can open a form and pack it (eg. forms are stored in a dbf file format)

use <form>.scx
pack
use

If you making lots of changes to a form, you might be surprised to see
how much cruft builds up in your form files. Our build process used to
read our project file (table) contents and perform this step on all
forms within our project. We did a similar thing with report files
including running some additional cleanup steps related to certain
report specific records (can't remember the details).

Malcolm

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