>>Curtis,
>>You could use views or plain SQL cursors to populate grids. However if buffering wouldn't be a problem there are faster easier ways. Use your table again in Data Environment with different aliases. In each of "child" grids (subsets) set linkmaster, childorder and relationalexpr properties. Set order of "child" aliases to the ones that link to master. This relieves you from overhead of requeries. You could even just "set key" instead of setting linkmaster, childorder, relationalexpr properties.<
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>Hi Cetin:
>I tried your solution and it works perfectly except, I can't get a filter to work on the alias's.
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>I put the filter in the filter property of the alias in the Data Environment and I tried setting the filter in the buttons that switch the page frames - no luck. I'm using the linkmaster, childorder and relationalexpr properties. Any Suggestions?
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>Thanks,
>-Curtis

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Filter ? I told that in order to prevent filter :) Anyway could you pls support your filter properties. It might be that an out-of-scope variable preventing them to work correctly.
Cetin