Subject | Help file correction (for Helen?) |
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Author | s.beames@mailbox.gu.edu.au |
Post date | 2001-03-09T21:23:27Z |
Hi Helen,
are you handling maintenance of the help files?
If so, may I offer some possible mods/questions for/about them?
1/"Configuring TIB_LookupCombo" page in IBO.hlp ->
Table Produce:
Property SQL
· select
· NAME,
TYPE, <-------- [*** NEEDED! ***]
· (select DESCRIPTION from PRODUCETYPE T
· where T.TYPE = P.TYPE) as TYPE_DESC,
· DESCRIPTION,
· PRICE,
· QTY
· from PRODUCE P
{-snip-}
Table ProduceType:
{-snip-}
Property KeyDescLinks
· PRODUCETYPE.DESCRIPTION=TYPE_DESC
To allow IBO a proper handling of visual updates within the grid
[*** for which the lookup is supplying a value *** (it wasn't obvious
to me what this meant until recently)]
you have to declare, which field of the lookup correspond to the
computed field in the main table.
2/ Various pages:
- I don't think the help files refer to the ability to set a negative
OrderingItemNo, recently mentioned by others.
Cheers,
Steve
are you handling maintenance of the help files?
If so, may I offer some possible mods/questions for/about them?
1/"Configuring TIB_LookupCombo" page in IBO.hlp ->
Table Produce:
Property SQL
· select
· NAME,
TYPE, <-------- [*** NEEDED! ***]
· (select DESCRIPTION from PRODUCETYPE T
· where T.TYPE = P.TYPE) as TYPE_DESC,
· DESCRIPTION,
· PRICE,
· QTY
· from PRODUCE P
{-snip-}
Table ProduceType:
{-snip-}
Property KeyDescLinks
· PRODUCETYPE.DESCRIPTION=TYPE_DESC
To allow IBO a proper handling of visual updates within the grid
[*** for which the lookup is supplying a value *** (it wasn't obvious
to me what this meant until recently)]
you have to declare, which field of the lookup correspond to the
computed field in the main table.
2/ Various pages:
- I don't think the help files refer to the ability to set a negative
OrderingItemNo, recently mentioned by others.
Cheers,
Steve