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Hi there,

I have got a rather tricky problem to solve - I hope you have some good ideas to improve the performance.

My database consists of huge a lot of different tables. I need to show two of them in two different windows, each layout showing several portals linked to other tables. (Between the data of the two windows there is a 1:n relation - that is the reason, why I cannot show all of the data in one single window.)

To navigate in the first window I created some navigation buttons that call a refresh-script to always show the correct data in the second window. This procedure takes a very long time, because to show this data I have to use a search. I found no way to apply the much quicker "Show related records"-function, because this does only work in the same window or in a new one, but not in an already existing window ;-(

Anyone with a great idea?

Thanks a lot and best greetings,

Bernhard

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Too tricky?? I had a bit of a feeling like that when I was writing my posting above...

;-(

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Okay, last try: Is there really NO ONE with any idea to solve the multi-window-problem I described?

Hi,

If I undersand, window 2 (Table2_view) should reflect your moves in window 1 (Table1_view).

Then why not simply :

1. add a global field gID in Table 2,

2. add an occurrence Table2_link

3. Link Table2_link to Table2_view by gID=ID

4. Pass the global to Table2_link and perform your GTRR from there.

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Merci bien! Ca me semble une solution assez g

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