I have an MS Access report with 3 groups, and then sorted by a field within the details section. It works great, and the users are excited. The report is generated by the users selecting values from some drop down lists, a query being built by code, and the report opening up (populated by the query built in code).
The only problem I have, is if the users select values from the drop down lists that contain larger data sets, the report locks up (I have to ctrl-alt-del to exit the database).
I have tested this out, and with the larger data sets, the query returns the information in a split second (no delay at all). The report locking up I have traced to one field (that is on its own side of the report (no fields above or below it) that is allowed to "Grow". It is a "memo" field type, so it gets very large. At 10 point Arial Font, if the data set is large, this field trying to grow appears to lock up the report. I played with this, and found the largest font I can use and not lock the report up, is Arial 6 pt.
Has anyone ran into this problem, and if so do you have any solutions? For now I am going to create the report with this field being 6 pt font (until I hear other wise).
Thank you,
TJ Bernard
The only problem I have, is if the users select values from the drop down lists that contain larger data sets, the report locks up (I have to ctrl-alt-del to exit the database).
I have tested this out, and with the larger data sets, the query returns the information in a split second (no delay at all). The report locking up I have traced to one field (that is on its own side of the report (no fields above or below it) that is allowed to "Grow". It is a "memo" field type, so it gets very large. At 10 point Arial Font, if the data set is large, this field trying to grow appears to lock up the report. I played with this, and found the largest font I can use and not lock the report up, is Arial 6 pt.
Has anyone ran into this problem, and if so do you have any solutions? For now I am going to create the report with this field being 6 pt font (until I hear other wise).
Thank you,
TJ Bernard