>>he was asking for someone to do the work. All the work.
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>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?"

Hi Steven,

The MS rep would have said: VF what? .. :)

But seriously, it was clear the poster wanted the job done for him. Otherwise why so many details?

If somebody asked for a sample CRUD form, 80% of UT respondents would have pointed him/her to the Solutions samples.

Cheers,