How do you loop through all records in a file without munging the found set?

The user is in layout A or B or C. He clicks to go to layout D. Found set and the current selected record should remain the same. But before bringing up D, I want my script to loop through all records in the file making some changes.

Writing the loop is not a problem. Writing it such that it doesn't eliminate the users found set and leave him in the last record in the file is another thing.

Hints?

A few steps are necessary.

The script looks like:

SetField(gCurrentRecord, Status(CurrentRecordNumber)

Loop

. process records

.

.

Exit after last

End Loop

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Go to Record/Request/Page (first)

Loop

. process records

.

.

Exit after last

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Go to Record/Request/Page (by field, gCurrentRecord)

The other way is to mark the records in the current found set by writing their RecordID's to a global field, showing all records, processing them, and finally restoring the found set by a relationship between the global and the record id using a Go to Related Record.

-bd

Somehow I do not understand correctly this -- just by switching layouts you are not loosing the Found set.

By processing and/or omitting some records -- yes. But records can be flagged and marked as LiveOak suggested.

Loop

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Ahhh, of course... can't believe I didn't think of that.

Thanks!