[SYS21] "Sticky fields" in JBA Explorer. -- SYSTEM21

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Subject: [SYS21] "Sticky fields" in JBA Explorer.
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Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 14:50:10 -0500
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Does anyone out there have experience with setting up JBA Explorer (June
1999 release, build 1.3.2) "sticky fields" using JBA Designer. If so, may
we please speak off-line, at you convenience?

We are trying to find a simple way to build an integrated Customer Service
inquiry function with as little programming as possible.

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