At 05:46 PM 8/24/2004 -0400, Dawn Oakes wrote:

I figured as much....odd that I didn't notice in 6.5.
The thing is, most of the time, the user can enter as
many rows as they want.  But in certain circumstances
(certain conditions in the master table), I would want
to restrict to one row.


Dawn,

In that case, why not INSERT one blank row in MasterTable
(with PRIMARY Key, etc.) and one matching row in SlaveTable
(with FOREIGN Key, etc.) and then simply use the following
command:

Example:

INSERT INTO MasterTable (PrimaryKeyColumn) VALUES (1234)
INSERT INTO SlaveTable (ForeignKeyColumn) VALUES (1234)

EDIT USING MasterTableForm WHERE COUNT = INSERT

The form will only have one matching row in SlaveTable.

You can disable or hide other unnecessary buttons using
the PROPERTY command as "On After Start EEP".

Now you have exactly what you want!

Hope that helps!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.



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