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Hello. I am a brand new FileMaker Pro user coming over from a Microsoft Access background. I am having an issue with an application that I have created. Through security and privileges I have managed to control the records that a user can view / edit, but I have not found a way to get rid of the records. My application has a field called "Created_By" that captures the account name of the user that creates the record. In security / privileges I use a "Created_by= Get (Account Name) to restrict the records that can be viewed / editied.

I actually have the application set-up so a supervisior can see their records and their direct reports' records. Everything I am doing is working with the exception of being able to eliminate the records. The no access records are also messing up my report.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Just about any option that creates a found set of records will filter out those arecords for the active Account. Try a find based on the Account name, for example.

Steven

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How do I make the FIND based on the account name run automatically - say when they push a button? I know how to accomplish it manually. I have been playing with various scripts, but have not had any luck.

Thanks

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Well you can use the scripted find steps. Or you can set a global field to the Get(AccountName) value and do a go to related records based on that global value. Either approach will filter out the records that would otherwise be available.

Steven

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