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HI all, I'm working on a script to take the user back to the original record after a find and replace..

What I have so far is attached. Currently it is going to the first record in the foundset not the one I started the script step from.

I'll also attached the relationship I have set up.

Any ideas?

thank you

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Assuming that the prefix "g_" denotes a global field, your relationship must be

ARTWORK::g_serial = ARTWORK 3::__pk…

for this to work as intended – you cannot use a global as the data (target) side of the relationship.

btw, you could do this much easier by running your script in a new window outside the screen, then closing it when you're done – which simply brings you back to your original window, found set and current record.

Edited by eos

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Thank you, I'm trying to work out my original method. Which is this thread if you have any ideas..

 

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