>We are developing a project using DBF tables, that in a (not so distant) future, could use a mySql backend.
>So we are trying to study a user interface that could be easily adapted to this hypothetical scenario.
>
>At present, the majority of our table maintanance forms present a pageframe in which:
>- the first page contains a grid with the (parent) records of the table.
>- the others pages contain the record detail and the child records.
>
>Could you tell me about your experiences with this aspect?
>Any suggestion or example to see?
>
>Thank you.

You have to do a virtual fetch. Read 150 records. And when user move to record 150 or record 1 you have to read more 150 records. I did it but I just got trouble with scroolbar. I cannot catch move to end with scroolbar...