On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 3:00 PM, John Harvey <[email protected]> wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems to me you are just creating a
> lookup table from the selected records, which will be used to pull from the
> JMS charges table. Is that correct?
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Yes and no.

I have to present to the user All potential charges that they can
identify for inclusion in a sex offender report or methlab/abuse type
of report.  Not sure who gets the report but then not my need to know.

In the end I expect to have a list of say 12-50 IDs that I have to
pass to a SC java Web Service.  They will give me collection of who
was charged with any of the codes I presented between a set of dates.
eLogs is the consumer of this.

Over time I will be getting a few more "types" of report requests that
my app will have to roll with.  From my current design I am pretty
sure I have most bases covered.

I am just looking at this IDs table that is joined to a bastardized
version of CJ02 that I have in SQL.  I join the two tables to identify
any codes in an earlier run at this task.  Currently I have to remove
the ones that were checked and now UNCHECKED when I present the object
back to my WCF.





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