It does not a mater, I can change my analysis and have only 2 datasets in same
form.
Regards.
Le 05/09/2018 à 06:49, Martin Schreiber a écrit :
On Tuesday 04 September 2018 21:05:34 mohamed hamza wrote:
If there are links between (dataset1 and dataset2) as plink1
and ( dataset1 and dataset3) as
plink2 and ( dataset2 and dataset3) as plink3
( with dataset3.sql := select * from t3 where $(s)=:n where s is
variable substitution depending on which master is selected ( dataset1
or dataset 2 )
s:='key1' if master_dataset is dataset1 else s:='key2'
I want to know if fieldlink parameters are considered correctly ?
Looks a little bit suspect because there are two paths from dataset1 to
dataset3:
dataset1 -> plink2 -> dataset3 and
dataset1 -> plink1 -> dataset2 -> plink3 -> dataset3.
I don't know if it works. I expect that dataset3 will be refreshed twice if
dataset1 changes.
Maybe it is better to refresh in code where one has full control.
If you want to switch off a tfieldparamlink set "destdataset" to nil. I'll add
an option "fplo_inactive" and a convenience property "active".
Martin
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