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me again , now my app is running ok... I'm working with mdi .But every child has to be navigatable , how do i do this?

my thoughts :

- do i make for every child an own dataset so that its easier to navigate ,update etc

- or do i make one dataset for one 'form'(i mean frmCust or frmOrd)--> then i don't know how to implement navigation and update buttons

 

 

What is possible or what is the best (read performance) to program ....can anyone help me out plzzzzz

 

 

Jos the smoss

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Depending on your requirements you may be better of with a single dataset that is shared between several (all?) the child forms - but give each child form it's own dataview(s) to filter down the dataset.

This is all specullation though - if you could give a bit more detail or possibly some code then we may be able to give you a better suggestion.

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thnx for the fast reply,

 

 

(by info , i'm gonna have a cust, empl,locations, reservations forms, the tables i use are cust, empl, loc,res)

 

so if i get it right....

I make one dataset

make a dataview for each form(or child) (isn't this difficult to update ,and if i update should i update the dataset or i should regenerate the dataview/or dataset, so that all the information is up to date on each form , even if there are mutipli instances from one form ????? or is this way to difficult , i am a newbie to this

 

 

 

Grtzzz

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