Some of the joins that Remedy creates when you create joins are extremely
inefficient as far as performance is concerned. I wish I had a ready example
but I don't

We had re-written these to more efficient UNION joins after creating them
from the Admin interface. Re-writing the join doesn't break the original
form so long as the join has all the fields referenced.

All queries including updates worked after I had this done..

Joe
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  I know there is some sort of limit on modifying/deleting records if there
is a join/union involved..don't know the specifics.but best case
scenario.you can try and let us know the outcome J



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  Even if it is a union you can.. Been there done that..



  Joe

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    As long as it isn't a UNION, I think you can..



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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Kemes, Lisa
    Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 2:28 PM
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    Subject: View Forms



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    I have a rather complicated Join that I would like to do on 2 AR Forms.
If I create a View (joining 2 AR Forms on the database) and put a View Form
on top of it, would I still be able to change the data from the AR View
Form?



    Lisa Kemes

    AR System Developer

    Tyco Electronics

    717-810-2408 tel

    717-602-9460 cell

    lisa.ke...@te.com

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