Jim,

Howz about :


EDIT USING formname +
 WHERE clockno IN +
   (SELECT clockno +
    FROM hrmain +
    WHERE company = .vcmp AND +
                        status = 'active' )

Ben Petersen


On 7 Oct 2002, at 11:03, Jim Limburg wrote:

> G-Day all
> 
> Am i just loosing it, or can I not do this?
> The EDIT USING keeps giving me error that there is insufficient space
> to process ratehist (the form).. I have deleted all variables on the
> form and tried it - same problem. I have tried a generic request at
> the r:> with this form and it comes up fine. I have another line that
> calls the same form with this line... EDIT USING  ratehist AT
> 1,1,600,250 CAPTION 'Update Rates' + WHERE clockno = .vclk and it
> works fine. 
> 
> This is what does not work:
> SELECT (listof(clockno)) INTO vm_clcknos INDICATOR vm_i1 FROM hrmain +
> WHERE company = .vcmp AND status = 'active' EDIT USING formname WHERE
> clockno IN (.vm_clcknos)
> 
> I have tried: (which I believe to the right way of doing this)
> EDIT USING ratehist WHERE SELECT ALL FROM hrmain +
> WHERE clockno IN (.vm_clcknos)
> 
> This form is based off of the hrmain table. 
> 
> What am I doing wrong here?
> THANKS
> Jim Limburg
> 
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