Jay,

 

Try putting a space after LIKE then the at symbol then a single quote
then your dialog text then another single quote like so:

 

EDIT USING empform WHERE emplastname LIKE @'Please Enter Employee Last
Name'

 

Don't worry if you get the "Your Query Does Not Test Properly" error
message because I think the program is expecting an actual name instead
of the dialog.

 

Make sure that on your Main Menu tab, your Action (select it and hit the
Edit Selected Item to get the Menu Item Editor) has the correct Action
selected on the Action list.

 

I normally don't create applications, so the only way I know to edit an
action is to go on the Actions tab, select the action, hit the Edit
button, then adding or deleting actions.  So if I did not like the
previous action (like EDIT USING empform WHERE emplastname LIKE
"@'Please enter name'", I delete it and add a new one; then I make sure
that the Main menu item has the correct action selected (see last
paragraph).

 

Hopefully this will get you to the next part of the tutorial :-).

 

Have fun!

________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jay K.
Rao
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 3:19 PM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Is This A Software Bug Or ???

 

I'm going through Lesson 7 (Creating and Using an Applicaton) in the 7.6
tutorial.

 

I've already successfully added the actions for Add Employee, Add
Customer, and Add Flight.  Now I'm working on Modify Employee.   I
followed the instructions to create the action and used the WHERE
Builder and I do see the action in my "Add Actions to Your Application"
window as follows:

 

Action4[Modify Employee]

        EDIT USING empform WHERE emplastname LIKE @Please Enter Employee
Last Name:

 

 

MY 2 QUESTIONS:

 

1    If I want to edit the WHERE clause, I don't seem to able to get to
the WHERE builder screen.  What I've tried is: 

            a) selecting Modify Employee 

            b) selecting Edit 

            c) I see the EDIT USING clause and selected it but am not
able to edit it (I even tried cliking on Edit Custom...though I'm
not sure if this button is meant for editing the EDIT USING clause I
previously constructed).

 

            What do I need to do to edit the EDIT USING clause ???

 

 

2.    In building the WHERE clause for # 1 above, the tutorial says "At
the end of "LIKE" enter "@'Please Enter Employee Last Name:'"

 

       My actual WHERE clause now looks like:

 

                    emplastname LIKE @Please Enter Employee Last Name:

 

 

        Obviously, I omitted the " " and I wasn't sure about the single
quotes '   ' and tried it both ways (with and without).  However,
in both cases, when I clicked on Test Clause, I received an
Error...-ERROR- Invalid TEXT value (2418) & Your Query Does
Not Test Properly!

 

        What is wrong with my syntax ???

 

THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP !!!

 

Jay

 

 

 

 

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