Re: Data Integrity - Q of the Day

2001-05-11 Thread Keith Meade
Erika, If you don't mind me plugging my own product, cfx_kmSuite contains a couple of functions that might help. If you could store your company names in a CF list, the cfx_kmList.ListBestMatch function could be used to resolve user input to an existing company name. Another option would be to

Re: Data Integrity - Q of the Day

2001-05-11 Thread Keith Meade
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RE: Data Integrity - Q of the Day

2001-05-10 Thread Bob Silverberg
We had a similar issue with the City field in a database. We maintain a City table, and each user record only contains the primary key (an integer id) to the corresponding record in the City table. For the user interface we created a combo-type box, so that a user could either select their City

Re: Data Integrity - Q of the Day

2001-05-10 Thread Jim McAtee
Unless you've got a table of distinct companies for registrants to choose from, you've got to solve the problem in the search application. Using a drop down list here, when you know there could be multiple spellings of a company, is probably the wrong approach. It depends a little on how exact

RE: Data Integrity - Q of the Day

2001-05-10 Thread Andy Ewings
17:26 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Data Integrity - Q of the Day We had a similar issue with the City field in a database. We maintain a City table, and each user record only contains the primary key (an integer id) to the corresponding record in the City table. For the user interface we created