Subject | Re: SetRange Broken |
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Author | pmagor@hotmail.com |
Post date | 2001-12-03T00:49:08Z |
Also I have found that using the filter and filtered property will
over write the range that was set in setrange.
eg where clause after setrange before filter
WHERE CUSTOMER_CODE >= ? /* RBEG_CUSTOMER_CODE */
AND CUSTOMER_CODE <= ? /* REND_CUSTOMER_CODE */
where clause after setrange and filter (filter applied last)
WHERE (IS_ACTIVE = 'T')
if you apply the filter before the setrange then it produces the
correct where clause
Peter Magor
over write the range that was set in setrange.
eg where clause after setrange before filter
WHERE CUSTOMER_CODE >= ? /* RBEG_CUSTOMER_CODE */
AND CUSTOMER_CODE <= ? /* REND_CUSTOMER_CODE */
where clause after setrange and filter (filter applied last)
WHERE (IS_ACTIVE = 'T')
if you apply the filter before the setrange then it produces the
correct where clause
Peter Magor