Change joinSource using event-handlers on form datasource

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Recently, I came across a requirement where I needed to change the join source on the RetailPackagePurch datasource of the PurchTable form from PurchLine to PurchTable.

Standard showed the product package based on the selected purchase order line. Our goal was to show all product packages associated with the purchase order.

This is the code that did the job:


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