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Patrick C.
In all of my databases, I typically have 1 Main Form with
1 Unbound Subform. I then have an Option Group w/Toggles
placed on the Main Form. Based on the selected value of
the Option Group the Sourceobject of the Subform is
defined. I find this works really well with good
performance.
I am now working with Data Access Pages and I have read
Microsoft's Knowledge Base Article #291803. This article
discusses the 4 ways to 'simulate' a Subform. I have
successfully used the "Group Level Properties" to
successfully develop a DAP page and a single simulated
Subform. Here is my question.
Can I employ a similar strategy with the DAP as I do with
my Form/Subforms (i.e. 1 Form w/1 subform and simply
change the Sourceobject upon an event? If not, any
recommendations when I want to have 1 DAP and many
subforms?
Pat
1 Unbound Subform. I then have an Option Group w/Toggles
placed on the Main Form. Based on the selected value of
the Option Group the Sourceobject of the Subform is
defined. I find this works really well with good
performance.
I am now working with Data Access Pages and I have read
Microsoft's Knowledge Base Article #291803. This article
discusses the 4 ways to 'simulate' a Subform. I have
successfully used the "Group Level Properties" to
successfully develop a DAP page and a single simulated
Subform. Here is my question.
Can I employ a similar strategy with the DAP as I do with
my Form/Subforms (i.e. 1 Form w/1 subform and simply
change the Sourceobject upon an event? If not, any
recommendations when I want to have 1 DAP and many
subforms?
Pat