My request for additional information has to do with the "Why?" My stance is that you might approach a seach form differently than a data entry form. Nothing more, nohting less. Again, I try to suggest alternate ways to approach a problem.
You are correct--the solution is the solution. You will notice that after post #14, you made your stance clear and there was no need for a response (meaning, I thought that simply closed out the thread).
If you skim enough of the threads here, you will also find that there are some questions to which I will not provide an answer, because to do so would lead the OP down an incorrect path of DB design. While I was less concerned about that with you, it is often better to "understand the whole problem"--not just give an answer blindly.
You are certainly free to accept or decline any assistance and recommendations you receive here.
You are correct--the solution is the solution. You will notice that after post #14, you made your stance clear and there was no need for a response (meaning, I thought that simply closed out the thread).
If you skim enough of the threads here, you will also find that there are some questions to which I will not provide an answer, because to do so would lead the OP down an incorrect path of DB design. While I was less concerned about that with you, it is often better to "understand the whole problem"--not just give an answer blindly.
You are certainly free to accept or decline any assistance and recommendations you receive here.
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