How to diplay database elements using form variables

please tell me how to display inserted database items using a
form field (like a text box) to display selected records using this
form field

jessyarai,
> please tell me how to display inserted database items
using a form field (like a text box) to display selected records
using this form field
Start by generating some pages using the Wizards for
Master/Detail
pages, Insert page, etc. with your database. Then switch to
Code View to
see the code that is generated. That's how I learned it :)
Hope this helps,
Randy

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