APPLICATION DESIGN
Selecting documents by form name and field value
If a database contains an Action Item form with a Status field, a view in the database can select all documents created with the form whose Status field has the value "Open." The document selection formula is:
SELECT Form ="Action Item" & Status="Open"
Selecting only non-response documents
To select only documents that were created with main document forms, and exclude documents created with response or response-to-response forms, use this formula:
SELECT !@IsResponseDoc
Selecting main and response documents
If a database contains an Action Item form, you can select all documents that were created with the Action Item form, as well as responses to these documents, using the formula:
SELECT Form = "Action Item" | @IsResponseDoc
Selecting documents not created with a specified form
The Databases by Title view in the Database Library template selects all documents that were not created with the Librarian form using this formula:
SELECT Form != "Librarian"
Selecting conflict documents
When two or more users make changes to the same document in different replicas of a database, conflicts occur when replication updates the databases. A database displays conflict documents as responses to the original document. In order to resolve conflicts, you may want to design a view that displays only the conflict documents.
To display conflict documents in a view, make sure the option "Show response documents in a hierarchy" is not checked on the Options tab of the View properties box. Enter the following as the view selection formula:
SELECT @IsAvailable($Conflict)