>>>>>>>he was asking for someone to do the work. All the work.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Looks like 'all the work' was simply an example of a CRUD form -- a not uncommon thing? I know I learn best from examples and models.
>>>>>>-Maybe instead, Kiran should've stopped by the local MS rep's office in Mumbai and not burdened the UT with 'all the work'.
>>>>>>-Whaddaya think the Mubai MS rep would have to say?
>>>>>>-Or what if he'd asked for a sample of how2 do a CRUD form and a respondent shot back with "be more specific, what's your table structure?"
>>>>>
>>>>>Huh?! What are you talking about?
>>>>
>>>>Hey Renoir,
>>>> You mean about the "CRUD" perhaps? If so, it is an acronym for that standard no-brainer datacentric task of Creating, Retrieving, Updating & Deleting records of a database. A CRUD form is the interface that provides this to a user. This is what Kiran appears to be looking for a sample of -- he even supplied the data structure. How dare he! Maybe he should be shot? Whadda-ya think? ;-)
>>>>
>>>>Steven-
>>>
>>>Hi Steven.
>>>
>>>I think that someone who thinks this is just a simple task should do it for him. I can see him reading all this and saying : "right, where is the form, then ?"
>>>
>>>But you didn't ask me, anyway ...
>>>
>>>Cheers.
>>
>>It would've taken less time and energy for someone to knock-up the form and send it to him, than it has for this thread to go on for as long as it has :o)
>>
>>Kev
>
>rofl! How true!

Someone I used to work with spent more time analysing a problem and thinking of reasons why a solution wasn't going to work, could've done the work 3 times over in the time he spent worrying about it!

Kev