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hello Everyone;

i am trying to figure out where to start with this or what am i missing.

i am attempting to :

  • save primary ID & foreign Key fields
  • along with an order ID on current table ( invoice table)

Sometimes i need to "HOLD" the record for later and everything i have seen shows me that i only need to create a list. TO me this makes no sense.

Or is it just me.

Eg. If i do a script design like this:

  1. Save Current record [ commit ]
  2. copy invoice ID into a new field ( held_records )
  3. conditionally format a button that was grayed out to be either Green/ red & show text " UNHOLD " record(s)
  4. If user chooses to "UNHOLD" records, they will
  5. Go to [ recordID ] - that was in the held_records table

-i

Why a separate table, and not a status on the Invoice?

Why not create a Hold field (boolean) and set it to 1 or 0 as needed?

It depends on what "hold" means: should it apply to all users or the current user only? If the latter, should a record be held for the current session only, or until it's explicitly released by some action of the user?

  • Author

It has to be "Explicitly released by the user having to Press the UNHOLD button in order to "CONTINUE" the process.

It is specific to the invoice # & not the user..

-

Well, then it's a field in the Invoices table - as suggested by the other responses.

  • Author

great. will try that.. Simple enough . KISS method is just too hard to follow isnt it?

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