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Find in ADO, how does it works?

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    Gerald Mercet
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    I would like to know if the find method is the best if i want to open a field which the name is given by the user of my dlgbox application. For example, if the user write "1Y" in a edit box, my application will have to open the "1Y" field to catch value in it. So, do i have to use Find? thanks in advance gerald

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      I would like to know if the find method is the best if i want to open a field which the name is given by the user of my dlgbox application. For example, if the user write "1Y" in a edit box, my application will have to open the "1Y" field to catch value in it. So, do i have to use Find? thanks in advance gerald

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      Carlos Antollini
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      Depends. For example if the user write the EXACT text is better and more Quickly to use the command Seek, because this use the index, (you need that the field to be an index) But if the user write the no exact string how part to the string, in this case is better to use the Find. Other solution is make a query. Cheers!!! :) Carlos Antollini.

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