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QuestionUpdating dataset, very slow compared to Foxpro ? Pin
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I am recreating a program originally written in Foxpro, which is nearly complete. I am running into a design problem causing me some grief. Basically the program is a form connected to a database displaying the fields in texbox. The original Foxpro program saved the changes made if the person moved out of the textbox, or tabbed out. Pretty convienent for them, and they are used to that. The Foxpro update is almost instant.

Ok mine has an update button, takes about 9 seconds for the adapters to update. If I tie this into any control it will take that long. I know that the design is different, but is this what I am stuck with ? I know nothing of Foxpro but it seems it is updated just that one field and mine is updating everything ? Mine is updating like this...

dataset1.Update(ChangedRows)

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