>>>>I use m. but, Short of buying a new computer, I am wondering if there are any more ways to speed up code execution?
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>>>Remove all the slow parts. :-)
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>>>I suggest that you use Coverage Profiler: Markus Egger wrote a tool many years ago to analyze the data generated by Coverage Profiler, but unfortunately I am not able to find any URL where you can download it. But I know it's out there since I downloaded it myself to another machine last year, so you may find it if you search for it. It will help you find out where the bottlenecks are.
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>>Thank you.
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>>I found this link http://vfpx.codeplex.com/releases/view/10976
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>>>After running a report, then changing the source data in the same table, the report output remains the same on the second run so . . . I am also looking for a way to refresh a report.
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>I've never seen that one.
>Can you post the code?

Hi,

Not very clear what do you mean with 'then changing the source data in the same table' What did you change where in which table?
Coverage profiler is merely making a report how your code is executed. It shows which parts are most time consuming in your code. In case you want to speed things up, you are supposed to study this and change your coding in such a way that excessive hits of certain code's are excluded. For instance a reduce of the number of ThisForm.Refresh() could help you a.s.o.

When you have changed your code, you can rerun Codereference and a new report will be printed.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards,
Koen