Thank you Razzak! I appreciate your help.
 
All the best,
Ted

>>> A. Razzak Memon<[email protected]> 12/10/2010 11:27 AM >>>
At 02:08 PM 12/10/2010, Ted Lienhard wrote:

>I have a report with three sub-reports. The last sub-report has two
>breakpoints.  One is a Y/N field that sorts alphabetically by the
>break, as I expected. The second break is on a firstname field-that
>one does not sort at all. I must be missing something, any ideas
>anyone?


Ted,

Technically, the ORDER BY clause (in Forms/Reports) or defining Breaks
(in Reports) are primarily adherent to the Primary/Master table.

However ...

If you have a form with slave tables and a report with sub-reports,
and if you wish to sort the matching rows related to slave table(s)
/sub-report(s), you'll need to use the ARRANGE BY clause to achieve
your goal.

ARRANGE tablename BY columnlist sorts the rows displayed by a form's
or report's lower-level tables. Each lower-level table in the form or
report that you want to sort requires its own ARRANGE clause. You can
specify up to twenty-five tables to ARRANGE and up to five columns in
each table on which R:BASE will sort.

-- Example 01 (Forms with Slave Tables)

Database: RRBYW17
Sample Form: SalesTransactions
Associated Tables (5):
. Customer (Master)
. InvoiceHeader (Slave 1)
. InvoiceDetail (Slave 2)
. Employee (Slave 3)
. Contact (Slave 4)

Command:
-- Begin
EDIT USING SalesTransactions +
ARRANGE InvoiceHeader BY TransID, +
ARRANGE InvoiceDetail BY ItemNum, +
ARRANGE Employee BY EmpLName,EmpFName +
ARRANGE Contact BY ContLName,ContFName +
WHERE CustState = 'CA' ORDER BY Company
RETURN
-- End

Example 02: (Reports and Sub-Reports)

Database: RRBYW17
Sample Report with Sub-Report: CustomerContacts
Associated Tables (2):
. Customer (Master)
. Contact (Slave 1)

Command:
-- Begin
PRINT CustomerContacts +
ARRANGE Contact BY ContLName,ContFName +
ORDER BY Company WHERE CustState = 'CA' +
OPTION SCREEN|WINDOW_STATE MAXIMIZED +
|ZOOM_TYPE PERCENTAGE|ZOOMPERCENT 90
RETURN
-- End

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.



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