Bonjour Jean
I am perfectly aware of the seek command and seek function. But this is
not what I need.
My client has a table with more than 3 million records and wants to skip
through the records in company name order and show at the end of the
page a label saying:
Page nnnn of 3456789
nnnn being the position of the record from the top. If another form is
used to find a particular company name, then upon that form closing the
record pointer will be placed on the selected record, showing all its
fields, and at the bottom the above label, which, for the sake of this
example could be:
Page 234567 of 3456789
Thank you for your reply anyways
Rafael Copquin
El 24/03/2015 a las 2:46, Jean MAURICE escribió:
Rafael,
I didn't understand what "showing the position as a page" is, but if
you create an index and you SEEK the company, you can BROWSE the
result and you will see a 'page' !
Note : there are the command SEEK and a function SEEK(); I prefer the
second one
perhaps in the BROWSE, the 'right record' wil be displayed not
in the middle of the browse window, you can then put some SKIP -5,
SKIP 5 to àcure this issue.
HTH
The Foxil
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