Database Editor & Database Results Wizard

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Is there any way I can reset the default value for the number of records per
page that is returned to the Database Editor? It is currently set at 5. I
have over 300 records in the database. The only way I know of to change that
value is by using the Database Results Wizard, but doing so eliminates the
functionality of the Database Editor, correct?

I have been told it is possible to add a search form to the Database Editor
page where I could search the returned results. This might be an acceptable
alternative. Can someone point me in the right direction?

I am using FP 2002, SP3. Access Databases. I know virtually nothing about
writing code.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Guido said:
Is there any way I can reset the default value for the number of records
per
page that is returned to the Database Editor? It is currently set at 5. I
have over 300 records in the database. The only way I know of to change
that
value is by using the Database Results Wizard, but doing so eliminates the
functionality of the Database Editor, correct?

In Code View, find the gray-colored code that begins with <!--webbot
bot="DatabaseRegionStart" and find the i-groupsize= parameter - change it
from "5" to whatever number you want. Save your chnage while you are still
in Code View.
I have been told it is possible to add a search form to the Database
Editor
page where I could search the returned results. This might be an
acceptable
alternative. Can someone point me in the right direction?

See this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907235/en-us
 

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