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Difference Between Search Record And Add Search Record?

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SEARCH Record: The search record controls access of ROWS of DATA in a table, and its keys and alternate search keys appear on the search page as criteria. The search record might also contain logic to filter the search to secure rows of data—row-level security is implemented in this way

Add search record: Add search record is specifically used for add actions. If we are using a search view as a search record for performance in this SITUATION we will put the main record as a add search record so that we can enter new values in this main record. The system default is the standard search record if we don't SPECIFY an add search record

Search Record: The search record controls access of rows of data in a table, and its keys and alternate search keys appear on the search page as criteria. The search record might also contain logic to filter the search to secure rows of data—row-level security is implemented in this way

Add search record: Add search record is specifically used for add actions. If we are using a search view as a search record for performance in this situation we will put the main record as a add search record so that we can enter new values in this main record. The system default is the standard search record if we don't specify an add search record



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