Subject | IBO search in-depth |
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Author | James |
Post date | 2004-01-12T05:35:51Z |
Hi everyone.
Iam trying to find the information I needed to understand more how the
search in IBO search mode works. I have search thru the ibobjects
website and in this forum. But didn't find the info I needed.
For example all the field of the table was presented by ib_edits, so in
search mode the user could just type something in any of the ib_edit to
search for something. My question is what I want to perform the same
search procedure provided by the IBO in search mode(because I think it
is very efficient and easy) not by my putting something in the
ib_edits, but my coding it. How could I do that? I have falsely conclude
that it could be as easy as ...
ib_query.fieldby('name').asstring:='borland' in search, but it is not.
So how do I do it by code.
Correct me if Iam wrong, the search provided by IBO can't be use if your
query is derive from two or more table by joins.
Thanks.
James
Iam trying to find the information I needed to understand more how the
search in IBO search mode works. I have search thru the ibobjects
website and in this forum. But didn't find the info I needed.
For example all the field of the table was presented by ib_edits, so in
search mode the user could just type something in any of the ib_edit to
search for something. My question is what I want to perform the same
search procedure provided by the IBO in search mode(because I think it
is very efficient and easy) not by my putting something in the
ib_edits, but my coding it. How could I do that? I have falsely conclude
that it could be as easy as ...
ib_query.fieldby('name').asstring:='borland' in search, but it is not.
So how do I do it by code.
Correct me if Iam wrong, the search provided by IBO can't be use if your
query is derive from two or more table by joins.
Thanks.
James