Hi Trausti,
I don't really understand either why you would put all the data into
RAM. What do you use a database for then? You might as well have a
flat file. The purpose of the database is to do all the
manipulations for you like selecting, inserting, updating, deleting,
and so on.
Your user only needs to select the records he wants to work on and
that's all the information you have to retrieve at a given time at
once, no more.
Putting the information into RB classes can be helpful but sometimes
it's even easier to put everything directly into RB controls for
immediate display to the user.
There's no exact way of going about things, it depends on the job
you're working on. But putting everything into RAM seems like a lot
more hassle to manage things to me than just leaving it all in the DB.
My 2 cents,
Marc
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