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 Post subject: Listbox and Database!
PostPosted: July 11th, 2007, 12:14 pm 
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Hi all,

I'm working on a dictionary project with a MS Access database.
I need advises about two important problems I've experienced.

1. I've created a listbox and a script (for populating the listbox). when I searched a phrase the required results appears in the listbox, but when I repeat the searching process with a different phrase, the results appear under the old results. What is the way of clearing the content of listbox before the search process?

2. My database has nearly 70000 word entries and when I search for words including a phrase it takes 30 secs for system to turn out the results. This problem occurs due to listbox populating process. Is there any alternative way for handling this process.

Thanks for your assistance....

Doruk AR
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PostPosted: July 12th, 2007, 11:41 am 
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Maybe you can show a sample or part of the pub so we can check it out..
Cheers

Jim


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PostPosted: July 12th, 2007, 12:06 pm 
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Thanks for your reply Jim.

Here is the script for populating the listbox. The database is about 70MB so that I am not able to send the whole publication. However, I think the problem occurs because of the "for" loop for the values of "count" variable greater than 1000.

Thanks again for your time..

Doruk

Code:
var mydb = new Database("FILEDSN=C:\\Documents and Settings\\Kurgu02\\Desktop\\ara\\guitdk\\sozluk01.dsn;")
function SearchDB()
{
records = mydb.ExecuteSQL("SELECT HEAD_MULT FROM Maddeler Where HEAD_MULT LIKE '"+aranankelime+"%';")
count = records.GetNumberOfRecords()
for (n=0;n<count ;n++) { // When I limit the "count" variable to 100 the performance problem ends.
Listbox.ReplaceSelection(records.HEAD_MULT + "\n")
records.NextRecord()
}//for
}


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PostPosted: July 12th, 2007, 12:56 pm 
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Use Listbox.SetSelection(0,-1) before you populate the listbox to stop the duplication.

As for the speed, you could try reading the DB values to a variable first

i=i+DB_Value+'\n'

and then replacing the the listbox with the variable.

Mack

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PostPosted: July 12th, 2007, 4:50 pm 
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Mack,

Both of your solutions worked and solved my problems. Thank you very much for it.

I need one more solution about listboxes. Is there any way to fetch the line number (listbox index) of the selected lines.


Thanks again.

Doruk


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If my memory is correct, you can make Opus store this value in a variable. Its on the Listbox tab under properties for the listbox.

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