nandito Posted August 15, 2007 Posted August 15, 2007 This should be a simple question, but I cannot figure out how to do it. I have a table with close to 20,000 records. I have a field called "ItemNumber". I want to do a search that matches the field contents exactly. For example: I have item numbers ABC123 XYZ345 I want to do a search where if I type "ABC", since there is no exact match for item "ABC" I would like it to return 0 records. In other words I want to match the full contents of the field, not a partial match. My search script goes into Find Mode, sets the ItemNuber field to the global search field and does the perform find. In addition, if it returns 0 records, can I script to supress the window that tells me "No records were found" and asks whether to modify the search, cancel or continue. Basically I want to embed in the script that if 0 records were found, then it will perform a set of tasks. All without user interaction. Can this be done? Thanks.
Genx Posted August 15, 2007 Posted August 15, 2007 SetField[ Table::ItemNumber ; "==" & SomeTable::GlobalSearchField ]
nandito Posted August 15, 2007 Author Posted August 15, 2007 Thank you. That did the job perfectly. I appreciate your help.
nandito Posted August 15, 2007 Author Posted August 15, 2007 I am still having issues when there are 0 records found. I would prefer NOT to see the FM window that says: "No records found..." with options "Modify Search", "Continue" or "Cancel". Is it possible to have this not show up? I have a script test after that says If get(FoundCount)=0 it will perform a set of actions. Thanks.
nandito Posted August 15, 2007 Author Posted August 15, 2007 I figured out how to do it!! I have to Set the Error Capture to ON, and then after my Perform find scrip step, I have an If statement Get(lasterror)=401 that means my count is zero. Great stuff.
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