changing the tablesource of a record-var?

redStripe · 2005-09-28

Hello,
I got a new problem...
I have a table with a col called "table.nr", in each line is different value
e.g. 23, 18 or 65
Now I want write a function that opens, line after line, the table ...
Is it possible to change the sourcetable of recordvar during the execution?

redStripe

Luc_VanDyck · 2005-09-28

You need to use a variable of type RecordRef. A record-variable can not be changed at run-time, to point to a different table.

redStripe · 2005-09-28

Hi Luc,
thanks for your tip. if i use recordref and fieldref like that

  recordRef.OPEN("Table No.");
  fieldRef := recordRef.FIELD("Field No.");

how can i get the value of the field?

redStripe

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-28

Have you tried using

FldRef.VALUE

redStripe · 2005-09-28

FieldRef.VALUE

doesn't work ...

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-28

:? It should...

What error message do you get?

Or is it a flowfield?

redStripe · 2005-09-29

I get no error-message. VALUE is just empty

  RecordRef.OPEN(Record."Table No.");
  FieldRef := RecordRef.FIELD(Record."Field No.");
  MESSAGE('TabNr.: %1 
                  TabName: %2 
                  FieldNr.: %3 
                  FieldName.: %4 
                  FieldValue: %5',
                  tmpTable.NUMBER, 
                  tmpTable.NAME, 
                  tmpField.NUMBER, 
                  tmpField.NAME, 
                  tmpField.VALUE);

I get every Information but Value is empty.
Did I mistake?

redStripe

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-29

The code you are posting is a bit confusing :?

What is the value of Record."Field No." ?

Why have you programmed a message with an other variable than the FieldRef?

FieldRef.VALUE returns a Variant with the value.

If it is a flowfield you should use calcfields first.

redStripe · 2005-09-29

sorry marc to confuse you

i edit the code for the forum and forget to rename my variable.
here is the code again:

RecordRef.OPEN(Record."Table No."); 
  FieldRef := RecordRef.FIELD(Record."Field No."); 
  MESSAGE('TabNr.: %1 
                  TabName: %2 
                  FieldNr.: %3 
                  FieldName.: %4 
                  FieldValue: %5', 
                  RecordRef.NUMBER, 
                  RecordRef.NAME, 
                  FieldRef.NUMBER, 
                  FieldRef.NAME, 
                  FieldRef.VALUE);

>What is the value of Record."Field No." ?
The number of the field, which I want the value. e.g. 5

btw it is no flowfield.

redStripe

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-29

Problem is that you have not defined a record in the RecRef.

You should eitger do a get/find or pass a record to the recordref.

RecRef.GET

RecRef.FIND

redStripe · 2005-09-29

I have a record var ... i just renamed it, because of better understanding ..
and I also do a find a few lines above.

here ist the original code:
tmpTable = RecordRef
tmpField = FieldRef

Check_Value_Field_rec.INIT;
Check_Value_Field_rec.FIND('-');
REPEAT
  tmpTable.OPEN(Check_Value_Field_rec."Table No.");
  tmpField := tmpTable.FIELD(Check_Value_Field_rec."Field No.");
  MESSAGE('TabNr.: %1 TabName: %2 FieldNr.: %3 FieldName.: %4 FieldValue: %5'
          ,tmpTable.NUMBER, tmpTable.NAME, tmpField.NUMBER, tmpField.NAME, tmpField.VALUE);
UNTIL Check_Value_Field_rec.NEXT = 0;

the problem ist that I get every information of the table and the field,
but not the tmpField.VALUE

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-29

Ok. This is in your code:

Check_Value_Field_rec.INIT; 
Check_Value_Field_rec.FIND('-'); 
REPEAT 
  tmpTable.OPEN(Check_Value_Field_rec."Table No."); 
  if tmpTable.FIND('-') then repeat
    tmpField := tmpTable.FIELD(Check_Value_Field_rec."Field No."); 

MESSAGE('TabNr.: %1 TabName: %2 FieldNr.: %3 FieldName.: %4 FieldValue: %5' 
          ,tmpTable.NUMBER, tmpTable.NAME, tmpField.NUMBER, tmpField.NAME, tmpField.VALUE); 
  Until tmpTable.NEXT = 0;

UNTIL Check_Value_Field_rec.NEXT = 0;

Without a find or get it is the same as defining a record variable and message a fieldvariable without a get or find.

redStripe · 2005-09-29

thanks a lot ... now it works

Marije_Brummel · 2005-09-29

Ok, congratulations.

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