This step essentially replicates what was done in finding the appropriate records within the Friends table, and, then imports them into the SearchReturn table.

Finally, the result in the SearchReturn table is this.

To view the chosen record in the table from which it came, you need to set up the following script. In simple terms, the steps for this comprise:

1. Setting the global fields to fulfil the 'return' search.
2. Finding and deleting the found records in the SearchReturn table, as these are no longer of value, once you have decided which record you wish to view.
3. Navigating to the correct layout (and table) by its designation in gLayoutCatcher.
4. Finding the right record in that layout by the match on gIDcatcher with the record's ID, to create the occurrence of '1' in cIfMatchgIDcatcher in the 'home' table.
5. Clearing the global fields of their values as a matter of good housekeeping in preparation for the next search.

These steps are illustrated exactly in the script definition beneath.

Finally, to execute this return search, you may wish to make the 'view' text shown above on the ReturnSearch layout into a clickable button, which you can do as shown beneath by selecting the text in Layout Mode, then using Insert>button and following the steps to attach it to the script above.

Depending on your purposes and the size and structure of your database, there are myriad embellishments you may wish to make to this solution. Nevertheless, its main value is that of isolating, through the use of the temporary set of values in the SearchReturn table, the discrete set of records which meet your specific interest.