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Hi all!!!



    I was just wondering what's the difference of using macros and 

manually coding the process like opening a form or a report, exiting a 

form and etc.  Before I used to do my printing through making codes but 

I found out that it is more easy if i do it in macro and also I can 

reuse it in all forms that I've made.  Which is more preferred method to 

use?  Those using macros has its own disadvantages?  Which will optimize 

my dtabase program?



Thanks,



Enzo :)










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One difference between coding and macro's is that you can't debug a macro!.



I tend to code everything so you can see whats happening.



Ta

Another important issue is the fact that you cannot trap errors with 

macros.  Try to avoid macros...they are bad news!



>>> mike.day@o... 25/01/2002 20:24:51 >>>

One difference between coding and macro's is that you can't debug a 

macro!.



I tend to code everything so you can see whats happening.



Ta








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