Hi all,

I have a form with multiple tiers that is updating columns in a table. I want 
the user to enter the data into some of the fields that are visible on the 
form. I would like the form to update the rest of the columns without the user 
being involved at all. I don't even want the user to see the other 
fields/columns that are being updated.

Long ago before we had EEPS, I created form variables to do the job of updating 
columns that were not on the form. It worked fine, but now, if I have lots of 
data, that seems to slow the form down.

What is the best way to have my form update the hidden columns without having a 
visible field on the form for only the current row? 

I can make the field have a height and width of 0 and 0 and remove it from the 
tab sequence and use the property command to do the update.

I think there is a property that I can use in the before start EEP to hide the 
fields I want hidden and use the property command to do the update.

I can create form variables and live with the speed.

I can create an app that runs through the data after the form is closed to 
update the fields.

What is the best way to update just the current row/tier as the user enters 
data?

Mike

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