I know that you can OMIT records temporarily. But they pop back in as soon
as you SHOW ALL RECORDS or run a script that does so.

Is there a way to hide certain records until you specifically ask them to be
included again, even if you quit and restart?

I have a database of people who have signed up for a workshop. Cancellations
throw off all the counts if they're left in, but I don't want to delete them
since I eventually need them for refunds, etc.

Thanks!

Steve

Steve Bailey wrote:
Off the top of my head... I would clone the main database,
and export the records you don't want to that one and delete
them out of the first database.

Cheers

Webko

create a Status field (number) and have a script set all your isolated subset
to 1 (1 = OMIT)
easy to deal with the remainder (clearing any others from prior omits....)
if you index Status, you can create a self rel using a global number (1) rel,
for rapid show only related, rather than a find.

Chris Brown
Neurosurgery
University of Adelaide


Steve Bailey wrote: