Need to create a BO for multiple tables


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Doron Farber
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Hi There,

1)
I need to search on multiple tables and the data from 20 TO 70GB

Since the data is pretty big I found out the best thing is to use a dynamic sql statement where I define on the fly the parameters to be used. I can NOT use a view with constant number of parameters since it will be too great of an impact on the execution plan.

I am trying to see how can I use a BO under this condition. For instant if the first sql gets 0 records, then in the same SP I will pursue with another SQL statement to grab from different set of tables.

How do you assign a BO to this kind of process.

2)
I need to use some audit trail. Like if the user enters FirstName, LastName and State for search purpose. I need to enter that as a record for an audit trail and then the results of the search as well. It could be up 100 records. Obviously that could be as a simple Insert.

How is the audit trail is coming along in the SF? Is that something that I can use?

Regards,

Doron

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Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                 Why do you need this to be a single BO?
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                         Do you want to update back to the server with this same result set?
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
                             Hi Trent, When it comes to search no need to update the server. I...
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                                 Great! So my logic is exactly what you want to do then as this is...
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
                                     [quote][b]Trent L. Taylor (01/25/2009)[/b][hr]It relates to a JOINed...
Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
                                         [quote] we have to enter the Field Name of the returned query?...
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
                                             Thanks for clearing this up, I just hope Doron can also understand...
Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
                                                 I hope you understood that too Mr. Rijo.;)
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                                             Hi Trent, Thanks for yourreply and let me try that and see how it...
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                                             I'm not quite sure if I understand the first method you indicated....
Greg McGuffey - 15 Years Ago
                                                 Just type it in. This is a combo box, not a drop down list, so you can...
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
                                                     wow...I'll give that a try! :D
Greg McGuffey - 15 Years Ago
                                                     Hi Trent, I tried your suggestion using WinForm as a test and it...
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                                                     Hi Trent, Still waiting for your reply. Regards, Doron
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago
                                                         Doron, This is exactly what I had expected to see when I was posting...
Trent L. Taylor - 15 Years Ago
                                                             Hi Trent, Thanks for the informative answer. Regards, Doron
Doron Farber - 15 Years Ago

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