ron G Posted July 14, 2009 Posted July 14, 2009 Here is the situation: I have a layout based on STOCKS. On that layout there is a tabbed interface. One of the tabs is OPTIONTRANSACTIONS in a portal. In this portal are all the fields in the OPTIONTRANSACTIONS table. The OPTIONS table holds: optSymbol and optExpirDate (Option Expiraton Date). Since the expiration date is all ready in OPTIONS, I want to avoid entering it again when I make an OPTIONSTRANSACTIONS entry on the portal. I have tried: Putting OPTIONS::optExpirDate on the portal. Setting OPTIONTRANSACTIONS::expDate = OPTIONS::optExpirDate and I have even tried to do a lookup starting from the optsymbol. It seems that if the record pointer is on the correct OPTIONS::optsymbol than the correct OPTIONS::optExpirDate would show up. But it doesn't Your thoughts?
IdealData Posted July 14, 2009 Posted July 14, 2009 Given that OPTIONS and OPTIONTRANSACTIONS are related back to STOCK using the same field (stockid.pk) then it would require a related record in both OPTIONS and OPTIONTRANSACTIONS to exist for any calculations to work in OPTIONTRANSACTIONS. I'm not sure why you need OPTIONS related using the stockid.pk field, but as a wild guess did you mean to have OPTIONS as a set of standard entries when creating records in OPTIONTRANSACTIONS ??
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