Kerri Storr
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Hi,
I have inherited a database which uses the same selection / filter form to open various dataforms. For example, select a product type, which loads a form containing a list of products.
Copies of this form have been used in several places, with the target form referencing the search form in it's data query i.e.
- select * from tbl_products where product_type = frm_search.product_type
All these search form copies are taking up space.
Is there a way I can use only 1 search form, and maybe read in where the form was loaded from, and use that value to open the target form?
I'm sure it's possible but I've never done this before.
I have inherited a database which uses the same selection / filter form to open various dataforms. For example, select a product type, which loads a form containing a list of products.
Copies of this form have been used in several places, with the target form referencing the search form in it's data query i.e.
- select * from tbl_products where product_type = frm_search.product_type
All these search form copies are taking up space.
Is there a way I can use only 1 search form, and maybe read in where the form was loaded from, and use that value to open the target form?
I'm sure it's possible but I've never done this before.