In general, the first method is less processor-intensive
and thus the better choice of the two. The filtered recordset technique returns a recordset of one record??”
the one used in the detail. If you use the server behavior technique, the entire recordset from the master
page is made available, and only the specific record is displayed. You should use the entire recordset
method if you want to do recordset paging from one record to the next
To learn more about recordset paging, see Chapter 21.
Regardless of which technique you use, the detail page should include whatever dynamic data is appropriate.
This, of course, requires a recordset. If you??™re using the server behavior technique, the recordset is generally
left unfiltered; in many situations, you can copy the recordset used in the master page and paste it in
the detail page using the context-sensitive menus on the Bindings panel. After the recordset is pasted onto
the page, you can modify it to include additional fields by double-clicking the recordset entry in the
Bindings panel.
Filtering a detail page recordset in Simple mode
You can create the filtered recordset in either the simple Recordset or the advanced Recordset dialog box. To
use the simple Recordset dialog, follow these steps:
See Chapter 19 for more on the simple and advanced Recordset dialog boxes.
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