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FIND('=><')
gulamdastagir
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2008-01-25
edited 2008-01-25
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what is the meaning of FIND('=><') tales from the crypt? :roll:
Regards,
GD
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jm
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2008-01-25
Hallo,
please have a look here:
http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14015
br
Josef Metz
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garak
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2008-01-25
From Online Help (use it ;-) )
This...
Tells the system to search for...
'='
A record that equals the key values (default)
'>'
A record that is larger than the key values
'<'
A record that is less the key values
'+'
The last record in the table ('+' can only be used alone)
'-'
The first record in the table ('-' can only be used alone)
If SearchStr contains '=', '>' or '<', you must assign values to all fields of the current and primary keys before you call FIND.
Do you make it right, it works too!
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please have a look here: http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14015
Josef Metz
This...
Tells the system to search for...
'='
A record that equals the key values (default)
'>'
A record that is larger than the key values
'<'
A record that is less the key values
'+'
The last record in the table ('+' can only be used alone)
'-'
The first record in the table ('-' can only be used alone)
If SearchStr contains '=', '>' or '<', you must assign values to all fields of the current and primary keys before you call FIND.