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|    Best way to do this.    |
|    12 May 08 11:48:08    |
      From: craig.futterman@nospam.comcast.net              The setup:       I have developed an anesthesia assessment form attached to our clinical       database. This form's data model has two tables in it. There are times when       these patients are repeat patients. I would like to be able to give the user       easy access to the previous assessments and even copy some of the data from       a previous encounter that the user will choose.       I don't want the current record to show up on the form showing the previous       records              The question:       Is it better to use setgenfilter and just filter for the patients medical       record number OR have the form run a query and copy all the previous       records to a new set of tables and have them view the records in a new form       and do what they need to do?              I think the first one is the most elegant but I don't see a way to do       setgenfilter and NOT have the current record also viewed.              Thanks,              Craig Futterman              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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