Tina Norris Fields
tinanfields at torchlake.com
Mon Sep 25 10:35:13 CDT 2006
Hi Jim: Recordsets - are those something other than the results of my queries? I'm not familiar with this idea. Please tell me more. Eventually, this database (existing, found "as is" - working out modifications one by one) will be split into BE and FE, and put on the client's network, but for now, only one individual even has access to the database (pun unintended and unavoidable). Everyone else just asks for specific output. Thank you for your assistance, Tina Jim Lawrence wrote: > Hi Tina: > > The best approach I found was to use recordsets to hold the data. Recordsets > are more flexible than tables as they can be easily modified, added to and > deleted and you do not have to worry about multiple users if you are using a > centralized BE for temp table storage. > > Jim > > >