Form on Table - Where is Where Clause?

I am a newbie so sorry if this is a easy question.
I created a form on a table. Each user will have one record on the table for them. When they access this page, I want the form to either allow them to create their record for the first time or update their record or delete it.
Where do you put the WHERE clause that says something like
record_userid = :APP_USER? I was able to do this on a Tabular Form but can't get it to work on the Regular Form.
I suspect it has something to do with Conditional Processing and the Fetch Row processing but the documenation is not much help. I have tried different condition types and get either invalid or no results.
Can anyone explain how to add this?

No - this isn't the problem. The records already have a unique primary key (not userid). I just want to retrieve the record that a user worked on (one to a user) by the userid. We have another similar issue with a form that is one per department. Department is also not the primary key but each department can enter only one. Department is an alternate key, if you will.
Besides, simply declaring the userid as the primary key does not seem to cause it to bring back that particular record? Unless I am not setting some property somewhere?
While HTML DB has a selection for a second primary key, nowhere do I see a place to enter a comparison value (for first or second primary keys). I am thinking I will have to do some kind of master-detail combination where the record is master to itself so I can display them on the same screen and restrict it with a where clause.
Unless someone has another idea. . .

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In SMQR transaction from where to where data is flowing (queues) ?

Hi all,
Can someone explain the below mentioned queue names. I mean from where to where the data is flowing.This queues are from SMQR
AI*
BW*
CRI*
CRM_ASCII_ADP_001
CRM_SITE_*
CSA*
EBIPPRC102*
PPR*
R3A*
Regards,
V.

Hello Vara,
use se16 and table CRMCONSUM. This table also exists in R/3. There you can see an overview description for what queue prefixes are used. Prefixes should be maintained here.
smq1...inbound queue
smq2... outbound queue
Queues you want to be handled must be registered in SMQR.
for example queue starting with:
R3A* queues with R/3 as "partner" (R/3 Adapter)
R3AI*...Initial Load
R3AD*...Delta Load
R3AU*...Upload
R3AR*...Request
<b>Reward points if helpful!</b>
Regards
Robert

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