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in my opinion:
We can take our lead from the Internet. We ask for a Google search on,
say, "RPG subfiles" and we get "About 25,100 results (0.41 seconds) "
with a panel of 12 to 20 responses and paging for what looks like maybe,
10 more pages.
The key appears to me to be the search bar; we use position-to and the
rest of the world uses a "like" filter.
Using that paradigm. SQL, and a human-scale subfile limit of something
like 15 to 30 screens (180 to 350 records) I get:
1. user-reinforcing search process,
2. a fast response,
3. a modern interface,
4. and, with a scroll bar, an entirely mousable subfile that pages,
inches, and leaps.
Here is an example:
http://www.martinvt.com/SQL_-simple-/SQL_Filtered_Subfile/sql_filtered_subfile.html
Here is the "like" part:
**
SRCH1X95 = 'Select by: "%" is wildcard (Smi, %ith, %mit, or %sm%h '
+ 'all get "Smith"). Case insensitive.)';
exec sql declare C1 cursor for // define data to be retrieved
select *
from COMPANYP
where COMPANY like :wSRCHCOMP
order by COMPANY, LAST;
**
On 4/4/2020 3:34 AM, techie21 IT wrote:
Hi,
Is single page subfile best subfile to avoid limit of number of records to
be displayed?
Thanks
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