Blagmeister Posted January 27, 2005 Posted January 27, 2005 Not sure if this is the right forum in which to ask this question but I have come to a grinding halt yet again after a few very satisfying recent breakthroughs.. I am trying to create a script on my simple flat database which will perform a find on membership expiry dates and publish the results in a report if the date contained in the target field is less than or equal to the current [today's date] plus 30 days. So far I have managed to get the script to work up to a point if the find is: [Licence epxiry date] less than or equal to // but this obviously only provides me with results up to the current date and previous, whereas I would ideally like to get results up to a month in front. So I tried another tack and created a field which was Get(Currentdate). I then have spent the last 2 hours trying to find a way to get the script to work something along the lines of: if [Licence expiry date] = less than or equal to [Current Date] + 30 then blah blah blah.... Being still totally new to FM and not really understanding databases, I am unfamiliar with the functions and how they are used although in a twisted logical way I know what I want to achieve but am obviously not sure how to do it. Needless to say I have been poring over the Help section of the proggy but am now totally confused due to all the jargon that is used. I think FM is the best thing since sliced bread and I am making progress slowly, but I am getting a bit frustrated in not being able to get it to work how I want it to due to my unfamiliarity with the App and its jargon. Can anyone please help a confused designer? Thanks Blaggo
stanley Posted January 27, 2005 Posted January 27, 2005 Blaggo: Enter Find Mode [] Set Field [yourdb::License Expiry Date; "< " & (Get(Current Date)+30)] Perform Find [] -Stanley
Blagmeister Posted January 27, 2005 Author Posted January 27, 2005 Brilliant! Thanks stanley. Much appreciated
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