There are ways to do both of these things. There is no
JUMP TO command that I know of in RBase.
To go to a different specified record in the same form
I believe the best way is to open the form in a programmed
loop and specify the next record to be opened via a
unique record identifier. That can be an employee number
or whatever - just as long as it's unique to the record.
You can program a loop such that the employee number is
entered in a DIALOG box which also has an exit option
so that you can break out of the loop. Immediately following
the DIALOG that solicits the employee number, and a test for
loop exit, the form is presented for that employee.
At 12:23 AM 1/4/2007, you wrote:
Is there a way to use the jump to command or any other command in a
form to have the form go to a specific record in the same form? Not
just jumping to the next 3, next 10 etc. but rather, jumping to say
a record with a prompted for employee number? Also, is there a way
to get the internal record number of a specific record in a table?
That should help to resolve my first issue, I think?
Thanks,
Robert
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