Subject | Re: [IBO] newbie needs advice |
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Author | Svein Erling Tysvær |
Post date | 2001-06-27T07:04:54Z |
Hi Greg!
Tried to answer you yesterday, but sent it off to the wrong address. Since
I still think you would save yourself lots of problems (and time) if you
get the Getting Started Guide, I'm trying again...
Here's what I tried to write yesterday:
Hmm, wonder if this really is complicated or very simple....
www.ibobjects.com, no discount for anyone), in particular the section on
TIB_LookupCombo in a grid. You still have to do joins and you better follow
the recipe 100% (if not, you're likely to just have an empty result set
without error messages) - but if you do, you hardly have to write any
additional code at all.
learn about a lazy programmer being a good programmer. Jason has made IBO
very powerful, and most things should be possible to do through properties
or SQL.
Set
Tried to answer you yesterday, but sent it off to the wrong address. Since
I still think you would save yourself lots of problems (and time) if you
get the Getting Started Guide, I'm trying again...
Here's what I tried to write yesterday:
Hmm, wonder if this really is complicated or very simple....
>Greg wrote:I'd recommend the IBO Getting Started Guide (around $30 at
>>However this isn't, it seems to me, a straight forward master-detail.
>>I can't just show the student id's in the first column, so I need to
>>do a join, which means that things are getting scary (for me).
www.ibobjects.com, no discount for anyone), in particular the section on
TIB_LookupCombo in a grid. You still have to do joins and you better follow
the recipe 100% (if not, you're likely to just have an empty result set
without error messages) - but if you do, you hardly have to write any
additional code at all.
>>Also the detail rows don't exist in the first place. I can see myselfIf you write lots of code for things like this, you've still got a lot to
>>writing lots of code to make sure that each students attendance
>>detail is present and adding new rows for those that aren't. If there
>>is anyway to make this automatic I would be over the moon.
learn about a lazy programmer being a good programmer. Jason has made IBO
very powerful, and most things should be possible to do through properties
or SQL.
Set