Hi again,
I have a form where I can enter a value such as Last_Name which then passes a parameter to a second form containing a Multi-Record Loader to display results. This works well if the full name is known. So if Last_Name is set to "Smith" it displays all the Smiths.
Is there a way to use a wildcard in this setup? So that I can enter for example Last_Name = "Smit*" and get all the rows with Smits and Smith and Smittington and so on? Or even a % substitution?
Also, can I use a URL parameter in the WHERE clause? .
So for example pass a second parameter "state", and then have a lookup on Last_Name and a Where 'State' = {state} filter on the returned rows? OK I know that example won't work it is just a way to indicate what I am looking for. Maybe I need custom code to achieve it.
This sort of feature would be useful to allow filtering of a table with a large number of rows.
Cheers
Tim
I have a form where I can enter a value such as Last_Name which then passes a parameter to a second form containing a Multi-Record Loader to display results. This works well if the full name is known. So if Last_Name is set to "Smith" it displays all the Smiths.
Is there a way to use a wildcard in this setup? So that I can enter for example Last_Name = "Smit*" and get all the rows with Smits and Smith and Smittington and so on? Or even a % substitution?
Also, can I use a URL parameter in the WHERE clause? .
So for example pass a second parameter "state", and then have a lookup on Last_Name and a Where 'State' = {state} filter on the returned rows? OK I know that example won't work it is just a way to indicate what I am looking for. Maybe I need custom code to achieve it.
This sort of feature would be useful to allow filtering of a table with a large number of rows.
Cheers
Tim