Select t.date,t.doc,t.acct_no,t.amount,n.lastname ;
from trans as t left outer join accounts as a on t.acc_no = a.acc_no ;
left outer join names on t.name = n.name ;
into cursor curGL
Browse in window GL nomodify
I think that if your code number in the names table is called names,
then you are missing the actual field for the bloke's name, which I
assume to be lastname. Other wise your name table is probably structured
thus: code, name, in which case the last outer join above should be:
left outer join names on t.name = n.code
Rafael Copquin
El 26/08/2013 07:25 p.m., John R. Sowden escribió:
I am creating a gl program. I need to browse transactions in date order.
two issues:
little issue:
in all of by browses, the first line is empty, including set heading
off. I put the field titles in the title bar to save a line, look nice.
big issue:
I am dealing with 3 dbfs: accounts, transactions, names (payees)
this is what I wish to browse, in shorthand
trans.date, trans.doc, trans.acct_no, accounts.name, (translate name
code 3 digits) in the transaction dbf to the name in the names dbf),
trans.amount
doc is like a check number
I have index all of the dbfs for the fields I wish to relate. I can
relate 1 to another but
relating 2 to 1 is my issue.
All of the text I have reference a 1 to may in a browse, but not a 1
to multiple manys.
tia, John
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