Believe me, you don't want me to start! :-( Anyway, I know it's 90% attitude and mine sucks right now...

Short answer is--I don't think views are inflexible, so much as they require a way of maintenance and development that can be more solution than a particular application may need.

Middle length answer is I've got a plane to catch in 1 hour. A form I was debugging with a parameterized view for a grid (have done 3 on the same form and they work just fine)...*something* went wrong, I "dr. watsoned" and now 4 of my long time, old, not being used at the time of the crash forms cause dr. watsons when trying to modify them.

So. Ask me again _after_ vacation...if I still have a job, that is.


>>That's been my experience, too, with views. Glad I'm not the only one *s*
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>>...snip
>>>I tried viewes but they were not flexible enough, but I have not given up on them yet.
>>...snip
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>Hi Nancy,
>
>Why do you think views are not flexible??
>views may have thier drawbacks but I don't think flexibility is one of them
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>Arnon