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| + | If the user enters data into the field of a [[2000_concepts: | ||
| To configure an operation that will invoke a search using forms as explained above the configurator has to tick the “Using form” checkbox on the query property editor – see [[2500_config_apps: | To configure an operation that will invoke a search using forms as explained above the configurator has to tick the “Using form” checkbox on the query property editor – see [[2500_config_apps: | ||
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| + | When you use form-based queries it is also possible to specify query conditions when defining a query. These conditions will be used as //extra// conditions and will be automatically added to the query after the user enters data into the query form.</alert> | ||
| Advantages and disadvantages of using form-based search versus defining queries that require user input. | Advantages and disadvantages of using form-based search versus defining queries that require user input. | ||