How many fields are in your join criteria?  Could some Display only fields 
on form A, populated on GetEntry suffice?

Also, now I'm curious what your situation is...  If you're only displaying 
data from A, then what is on B that is relevant to the qualification, but 
not relevant to the presentation of the data (the user)?  Additionally, 
any workflow based off the user selection of C shouldn't employ data from 
B, since that could vary (and the user wouldn't know why).  Hopefully that 
makes sense.

Its Friday, so there's probably an obvious situation that I'm not thinking 
of, but I am curious.

Thanks,
Thad Esser
Remedy Developer
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Bach



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Ah....here we get into some more specifics that I didn't present 
before....
 
I have Table A with unique records.
Table B has a one to many relationship to Table A
I have a Join between A and B...lets call it C...I need my table to be 
based off of C for qualification purposes...but I only want to show a 
single record from A as opposed to the multiple records that you find in 
the Join

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There is a process which requires a little workflow but it will work.
 
Create a Unique Identifier field on your form as a checkbox with a value 
of "Checked" or any other value you want.
 
Create a filter on that executes on submit which will perform a Push 
Fields and set the checkbox if no other records match your distict field.
 
Example:
Action: Push Fields
Push Field If: 'FIELD' = $FIELD$
If No Requests Match: Take no Action
If Any Requests Match: Modify First Matching Request
 
Fields
Unique Identifier = checked
 
Use the Unique Identifier Checkbox as a qualifier for your table.
 
HTH,
Dave Fincher


"L. J. Head" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to do a Distinct selection within a table field without
leaving remedy?

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