I don't believe so, Dennis, but I admit to having an incomplete
understanding of just how (or whether) the table on which the form is based
can be refreshed. I have no problems refreshing slave tables.
Emmitt,
I guess along the same lines, if you have two scrolling regions (PK and
FK) and you have a button EEP which does a detail edit form on the PK row
or FK rows, upon return I want to refresh both regions. It doesn't do it
completely with:
PROPERTY TABLE pk_table "REFRESH"
PROPERTY TABLE fk_table "REFRESH"
My question- do you need to be "in the table" you want to refresh?
TIA,
Dennis
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At 12:43 PM 12/16/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Jan,
Forgive me for coming in late on this, but I don't see any other
answers. You have to make certain the table on which you want the bit
buttons to work has focus. You can do this using the PROPERTY tablename
SETFOCUS 'TRUE' command, or by using NEXTTAB as appropriate.
Brain cramp this morning.
I have borrowed many examples from Razzak's samples but this problem is
escaping me.
In RRBYW8 there are several examples of forms with slave tables. In these
forms there are bit buttons basically
taking the place of a db navigator.
In the examples these bit buttons work on the slave tables.
When I try to do this in my forms the bit buttons work on the master table,
not the slave.
Any ideas?
Jan
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Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc.
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