Record Filter

There are two types of Record Filter:

• Default - this gets applied before the set of records is presented to the end-user. A good example is where you implement a "soft delete" (i.e. a Boolean flag on an entity) and you never want to show any of the "deleted" records to the end-user. You would use the Default filter to filter them out. In effect it implements a "WHERE <condition>" on the data
• User - these are presented to the end-user in the Record List in Tempo, and allows a User to elect to apply one or more of the filters to narrow the set of data down to a smaller list in order, say, to find a candidate record for subsequent processing.

There are two types of Record Filter:

• Default - this gets applied before the set of records is presented to the end-user. A good example is where you implement a "soft delete" (i.e. a Boolean flag on an entity) and you never want to show any of the "deleted" records to the end-user. You would use the Default filter to filter them out. In effect it implements a "WHERE <condition>" on the data
• User - these are presented to the end-user in the Record List in Tempo, and allows a User to elect to apply one or more of the filters to narrow the set of data down to a smaller list in order, say, to find a candidate record for subsequent processing.

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