if you are using v4, can you not use a rowset callback? Create it
with an heredoc string and you can execute multiple lines of code per
rowset row.
M.
On 6 Dec 2005, at 22:01, Christian Cypert wrote:
I'm getting myself confused on what I think is something straight
forward.
Using Fusebox I have a query that returns a selection of records
that I place into a Rowset in my query fuse. Now the question is
how do I do the following while staying within the Fusebox framework.
With each row in the Rowset I need to do a secondary query on
another table and return a set of records to display with the main
query. I'm not sure how to put this into a fusebox framework.
I basically need to do the following.
Query([TableA];[TableA]Something=SomethingElse)
For ($i;1;records in selection([TableA])
Display information from TableA
Query([TableB];[TableB]Anything=AnythingElse)
Display information from TableB
end for
If I use a query fuse and then go to a display fuse how can I fit
the secondary query within the for loop when displaying records in
the display fuse?
Hope that makes sense.
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