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newtoclarion (Programmer)
11 Apr 12 5:47
Hello everybody,
I have this update screen which contains input fields and a browse.
THis browse is codes file which contains code and description, the code field is related to a field in the table used in the update screen.

when I enter the update screen, the codes table browse show all the records and the pointer is located on the first record,

what I want is the codes table browse to show all the records and the pointer to be located on the matching code of the update screen
 
ShankarJ (Programmer)
12 Apr 12 11:00
Hi!

Are you using the ABC or Clarion template?

If ABC, <BrowseObject>.ResetFromBuffer() will help.

Assuming COD:ID is the primary key column in the CODES table that is being displayed in the Browse, you can :

COD:ID = <value>
Access:CODES.Fetch(<PrimaryKey>)
<CodesBrowseObject>.ResetFromBuffer()

Regards
 
newtoclarion (Programmer)
14 Apr 12 1:44
It worked fine .. thank you
 

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