Value from another table to a form

sarmig · 2011-07-08

I already checked. It doesn't change the status. If it was New, it stays New and if it was Certified, it stays Certified. What I wanted was to force it to become Certified.

mohana_cse06 · 2011-07-08

Try this

IF NOT RecRoutingHeader.FINDFIRST THEN BEGIN 
RecRoutingHeader."No." := "No. Macho";
RecRoutingHeader.Description := Description;
//RecRoutingHeader.Status := RecRoutingHeader.Status::Certified;
RecRoutingHeader.INSERT;
RecRoutingHeader.Status := RecRoutingHeader.Status::Certified;
RecRoutingHeader.MODIFY;
END ELSE BEGIN
RecRoutingHeader.Status := RecRoutingHeader.Status::Certified;
RecRoutingHeader.MODIFY;
END;

If not write this code at end

RecRoutingHeader.Status := RecRoutingHeader.Status::Certified;
RecRoutingHeader.MODIFY;

sarmig · 2011-07-08

Great. It worked with those 2 lines of code at the end. Strange, because those two lines are repeated earlies in the trigger and it wasn't working. Thanks!!

As for my final problem (I think I already wrote about that in this topic), when I press the arrow button down and then back up, the value in my TempoExecução field goes back to 0. It's like the value isn't stored. Do you have any idea why?

mohana_cse06 · 2011-07-08

Use

TempoExecução := RecRoutingLine."Run Time";

instead of

TempoEx := RecRoutingLine."Run Time";

I think TempoEx is a variable not field..

sarmig · 2011-07-11

This one is solved. Thanks!

Value from another table to a form

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