Subject | Re: [IBO] dssSearch and opened record set? |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-01-15T08:58:33Z |
At 07:38 AM 15-01-02 +0000, you wrote:
If you have the GSG, there's a simple walk-through there using TIB_IncSearch. You might like to investigate TIB_SearchPanel too..
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Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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>Helen,Presumably you like the idea of a TIB_LookupCombo because it supports incremental searching...yes? But, of course, the linking behaviour of lookup datasets is only operational in dssEdit mode. You could use TIB_LookupCombo this standalone (i.e. not in a grid) with a separate query populating the lookup list and no key-linking to the master dataset. Better still, - use TIB_IncSearch - it's like the SearchEdit but adds the incremental search capability - v. powerful. You attach it to a column in the same dataset - user types in the first few characters and the dataset positions on the first matching row.
>
>Thanks. Yes I've thought about that. But what about having
>TIB_LookupCombo
>as search fields then? For example I've a list of invoices, each
>invoice is
>linked to an address table via foreign-key relationship. To restrict
>the
>list of invoices for a specific address, this could be done by
>selecting an
>address in a TIB_LookupCombo which is linked to a lookup table
>ADDRESS. Or
>there any other otpions?
If you have the GSG, there's a simple walk-through there using TIB_IncSearch. You might like to investigate TIB_SearchPanel too..
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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