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Mr. Smith
Hi
I have an application that I'm going to distribute to multiple clients. To
avoid several application files I want to build one application file and
build forms dynamically based on the user that's running the application.
The clients have slightly different customization needs. There are also
different numbers of fields that should be visible on the forms, based on
user level.
Is this a suitable approach in Access?
The alternative perhaps is to have a unique sub form for each client and
bind the appropriate subform to the main form, based on user profile. That
will however cause multiple sub forms which might be tedious to keep
"aligned" on shared redevelopment projects.
Any views appreciated
Kind regards
Mr. Smith
I have an application that I'm going to distribute to multiple clients. To
avoid several application files I want to build one application file and
build forms dynamically based on the user that's running the application.
The clients have slightly different customization needs. There are also
different numbers of fields that should be visible on the forms, based on
user level.
Is this a suitable approach in Access?
The alternative perhaps is to have a unique sub form for each client and
bind the appropriate subform to the main form, based on user profile. That
will however cause multiple sub forms which might be tedious to keep
"aligned" on shared redevelopment projects.
Any views appreciated
Kind regards
Mr. Smith