I have installed nuBuilder and have successfully tested it. Enjoying nuBuilder. I have following question.
I want to display multiple browse forms.
First Browse Screen: Details about "Artist" from Artist table
Second Browse Screen: Details about "Album" under that artist(Note: I don't want to use Sub-form).
Third Screen: Details about song under the artist. This can be used as sub form where i can edit song details.
I have three tables created with relation ship.
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Multiple Browse Form
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Re: Multiple Browse Form
arvind.acharya,
if you do not want to use a subform, how would you handle the relationship Artist-Album? Is this a 1:n or n:m relation?
Assuming relation to be 1:n -> Artist-Album and 1:n -> Album-Song, one way I suggest could be:
Max
Sorry, but you can't do this: for 1:n relations nuBuilder require a subform.arvind.acharya wrote:Second Browse Screen: Details about "Album" under that artist(Note: I don't want to use Sub-form).
if you do not want to use a subform, how would you handle the relationship Artist-Album? Is this a 1:n or n:m relation?
Assuming relation to be 1:n -> Artist-Album and 1:n -> Album-Song, one way I suggest could be:
- create a form to display Artist table;
- on Edit Screen of Artist form you can build two tabs: one tab with Artist's details (you need this to insert/edit functions on Artist records) and another tab with a mashed-subform object displaying Album form related to that artist;
- on Edit Screen of Album forms you can show Album's details and a subform to display songs related to that Album with a lookup object to select/store the Song
Max