G'day Bob,
Long, hard way (but certain) is to test the value of all the variables to see
if they have changed and if so, run the code. Rather than test all the
variables in one IF you could do it in a series of IFs, the most likely to
be changed at the top of the list...
SET VAR...
EDIT USING FormName
IF v1After <> .v1Before THEN
GOTO RunCode
ENDIF
...
LABEL NoCode
RETURN
LABEL RunCode
RUN CodeBlok IN ProcFile.apx
RETURN
At 03:29 PM 05/10/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>I am attempting to use (ISTAT('FORM_DIRTY_FLAG')) fucntion to determine
>whether or not to run a piece of code.
>
>My code looks like:
>
>EDI USI FORMNAME
>
>IF (ISTAT('FORM_DIRTY_FLAG')) = 1 THEN
> DO THIS
>ENDIF
>
>My form is a form connected to a dummy table that is soley
>variables. Based on the above code if I enter the form and make no
>changes the DO THIS should be skipped because the value of ISTAT should be
>0. It doesn't. It runs the DO THIS code. Anyone got a
>suggestion. Thanks to all in advance.
>
Warmest regards,
Tom Grimshaw
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