PerryL7 Posted October 1, 2006 Posted October 1, 2006 Hi all, I am having an issue using the perform find function in the scriptmaker. I cannot figure out how to use a table field or a variable for the parameter in the find: (i.e., RecruitInfo.StartDate >= RecruitInfo.GlobalStartDate or RecruitInfo.StartDate >= $StartVariable) I can only see how to enter a fixed value. Does anyone know how to use the find function with variables or table fields? Thank you.
Ender Posted October 1, 2006 Posted October 1, 2006 Use Enter Find Mode [] Set Field [ RecruitInfo.StartDate ; ">=" & RecruitInfo.GlobalStartDate ] Perform Find [] or Enter Find Mode [] Set Field [ RecruitInfo.StartDate ; ">=" & $StartVariable ] Perform Find []
PerryL7 Posted October 1, 2006 Author Posted October 1, 2006 Thanks for the help Ender. That worked. -PerryL7
Newbies doostin Posted October 3, 2006 Newbies Posted October 3, 2006 I have a similiar question. How do I perform multiple finds? I have a database with 4 different date fields that are all related date fields. I want to perform a find in the date fields with the current month but with any year. The catch is that not all records have all date fields filled in, so I need to do multiple finds, in the same find, I guess that would be an AND in boolean terms. With the Set Field method that only allows to do one search in the same found set. This is how I am doing the find: Month ( Get ( CurrentDate ) ) & "/*/*" Any ideas? Dustin
Newbies doostin Posted October 3, 2006 Newbies Posted October 3, 2006 Nevermind! I figured it out, here is what I did, if there is another way to do it, please let me know. Enter Find Mode[] Set Field [KNC:: Child1 Birthday; Month ( Get ( CurrentDate ) ) & "/*/*"] New Record/Request Set Field [KNC:: Child2 Birthday; Month ( Get ( CurrentDate ) ) & "/*/*"] New Record/Request ... Perform Find[] Thanks! Dustin
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