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Vs: EOF and counting
Hi,
One (not so beautiful) solution...
If you haven't got thousands of records, do the following at app-startup:
Iterate through the records for a RecordCount. Take away 100 and store this
new value in a variable.
Then check if you've reached this value
If you have a LOT of records that would prevent this, iterate once, store
the value you get in a ini-file, from where you can pick it at will, change
it when adding records and store a new value into the ini-file.
It's a crude patch, but it works...
Erik Sagfors
Finland
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