Advantage Of Databrowser Object Over The RecordSet in Navigation

Is there any advantage in using databrowser object for user defined screen navigations, instead of recordset

When you have an UI item settled as browse by, for user tables on a user defined Form
it is very useful because it activates the browse by icons on the toolbar, it seem like magic when you navigate trough your data, all the items that are assigned to a DBDataSource change accurately.
But, when you have data from different datasources, you need to update them changing your code,
I think, this solution is not complete but helps saving time of programming.
hope it helps

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