I am working with an Oracle 8i database. After executing a sql statement and having a recordset of multiple records, up to thousands I want to display the information to a form.
The method that I came up with was to write code so I build and populate the html form at the same time the Next or Previous Button is clicked. This seems rather ineffienct to me. Is there a better way of populating a form? So I don't regenerate the form each time? The form stays the same, ony the data changes.
I would think that I could generate the form once. Then populate the text boxes with the different values depending on where the user was on the recordset.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Any better suggestions/examples?
Thanks
The method that I came up with was to write code so I build and populate the html form at the same time the Next or Previous Button is clicked. This seems rather ineffienct to me. Is there a better way of populating a form? So I don't regenerate the form each time? The form stays the same, ony the data changes.
I would think that I could generate the form once. Then populate the text boxes with the different values depending on where the user was on the recordset.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Any better suggestions/examples?
Thanks