G'day Shane,
That's why I provided the cool examples of Next Generation R:BASE 7.x!
http://www.rbase.com/rbg7
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
At 04:41 PM 2/12/2004 +1000, Shane Handley wrote:
Thanks Rick and Razzak,
This method will achieve what I want, but with very large amount of data and a
lot of rows in a big form it can be very sluggish (moves at about 1 row per
second) and even managed to crash Rbase.
It would be ideal to make use of the Unique value in each row to jump from place
to place, although I think this may be a bit ambitious.
Thanks,
Shane Handley
> Shane, > > Using the 6.5++ for Windows, if you know the total number of > records being displayed in a form with a region, you can define > an EEP using the NEXTROW command to get to the last row or > using the PREVROW command to get to the first row. You'll have > to keep the counter and then add or subtract the the counter > accordingly. I'm sure there are various other ways to achieve > the same goal. > > Using the next generation R:BASE 7.0 for Windows, things are > way cooool to navigate records while in a form using Scrolling > Region. Among 78 Form Controls and more ... you have the option > to use DB Navigator control with the following options: > > . First > . Previous > . Next > . Last > . Insert > . Delete > . Edit > . Save > . Cancel > . Refresh > > Using the PROPERTY command in an EEP or Custom Embedded EEP, > you can use the following commands to jump to the FIRST or > the LAST record. > > Here's how: > > To jump to the first record: > > PROPERTY TABLE tablename 'FIRST' > RETURN > > To jump to the last record: > > PROPERTY TABLE tablename 'LAST' > RETURN > > That's all there is to it! > > Very Best R:egards, > > Razzak. > > At 12:11 PM 2/12/2004 +1000, Shane Handley wrote: > > >Hi all, > > > >I am running RB6.5++ and was wondering if there is a way to move to the last > >row within a tiered form by clicking a button. > > > >If it helps, each row already contains a unique value, so if it is > >possible to move > >to a row based on this columns value, I would greatly appreciate some example > >code. > > > >Thanks in advance. > > > >Shane Handley
