Boyd,
Creating Form Variables?
I have had no problems creating more than one at a time
(except when I screw up).
Or are you talking;
SET VARIABLE v1Int INTEGER = NULL
SET VARIABLE v1Txt TEXT = NULL
These you have to set one at a time.
You can clear multiple variables but these are done one at a time.
You can also use
SELECT column1,column2,column3 INTO +
vcolumn1 INDIC ivcolumn1, +
vcolumn2 INDIC ivcolumn2, +
vcolumn3 INDIC ivcolumn3 +
FROM mytable +
WHERE mywhereclause
but it is a good idea to declare these variables first.
Jan
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Variable
Thanks Jan.
Also, When creating variables,
I can only create one at a time,
then I have to close out and re-open.
Is there another way or method?
Thank you,
Boyd
---- jan johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Boyd,
As to whether making SupplierID a variable is correct is kind of up to
you.
As you say, it works, so it must be right.
As to keeping the variables I would say a good rule of thumb is to remove
any unused variables in your form. It may sound good to keep them now
but 3 years down the road when something goes wrong and you look at the
form
again, you see all
these variables and think, "they must be there for a reason" and then
spend
a lot of time trying to figure out why and discover they weren't needed
in
the first place.
Good luck.
Jan
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Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:59:17 +0000
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Variable
I am using RRBYW14 with V8,
I copied the Customer Management form to create Supplier Managment form.
I changed the form EEP to reflect that table,In EEp and After start EEP.
I had to make that supplierID a variable.Is this the correct approach?
It works.
Also, do I keep all customer variables in this new supplier form,
or do I delete them from this supplerform?
Thank you in advance.
Boyd
