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Hi Edhy, many thanks for your comments, and if you have the time, I would like to flesh this out a little more, as I want to end up doing things in a standard way.
Say I have 50 screens in my app (in the process of being designed right now) , and each screen will access possibly 10 tables.
Altogether, the App would use say 30 tables, whcih translates into 30 BusinessObjects. For a lot of my Forms, they are not really maintenance Forms, but Processing Type forms, where I want to display data from a number of joined tables, and if say a particular Row is ticked, do something
So, I would have the following Scenario:
Form1: Select * from Table1 join Table2 join Table3
Form2: Select * from Table4 join Table5 Join Table6
Form3: Select * from Table7 Join Table8 Join Table9
etc for my 50 screens, so yes, I do know the fields in advance ,and I will want each field from myselect to end up on a Grid in the Form
Do I then have to set up 50 different Views ? I have read in a few places that setting up views may not be the most elegant way of doing things, partcicularly when the ONLY purpose of the view is to get over the limitiation that I cannot place all the fields from a BBS onto a Grid.
(Obviously for my day to day maintenance and Data Entry Forms, I use bog standard Business Objects and thet work well)
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