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  • Subject: "best practice"
  • From: Michael de Haan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 23:00:05 -0700

At work, we use 2 large totally separate databases to look up codes needed for coding procedures.
I have written a simple app to present the data, using bindings. Implemented a search-field (binding based) and all works well.
My question is one of an approach. (There is a paucity for this type of approach in the archives, which in of itself, probably means something!)
I would like to be able to "toggle" between the 2 databases using the same interface( i.e. the same tableView and searchField)(The tableView in one would need an extra column). I thought perhaps of setting up 2 tableViews/searchFields and simply toggling (hide/show) between the 2 databases.
Other than simply having 2 separate apps, could anyone suggest an approach that I have missed.
I would be grateful for any insights that the group might have.
Thank you.
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