David,
I will apply the slAP.LastRecordRead change and see if the firrst ID
starts showing up.
The GetT4mField starts counting at 0 like the dictionary attribute
conversion.
:AE DICT A_P-INV_MA SEQ
Top of "SEQ" in "DICT A_P-INV_MA", 8 lines, 32 characters.
*--: P
001: V
002: OCONV(KEY_ID, "G2*1")
003:
004:
005: 3L
006: S
007:
008:
Bottom.
Field 3 is field 2.
Really good point about keeping the logic on the server. I will keep it
in mind as I go forward.
I have VB5, VB6 experience, but this is my first Uniobjects and VB.NET
application. Thanks for your help.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
"David Jordan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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09/24/2007 05:54 PM
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Hi Charles
Use the slap.lastrecordread property to check end of select rather that
key
<> "". You could run into funny issues including type mismatches that
could
fall over.
Also aren't you meant to look in field 3 not field 2 of the key for 000.
If you are new to VB, it is worth considering your design. With Client
server, it is important to keep the business logic close to the database
and
not with the client. The client should be more for display logic. If you
keep the business logic in subroutines in Uv, then you can reuse the
business logic for web pages, web services and other applications.
Regards
David Jordan
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