At 04:46 PM 10/21/2010, you wrote:
Using 7.6. We've got a complex form serving three tables - the master table
is PERSON, the slaves are LEVELINFO and EXAM. The form is used to edit one
PERSON at a time. The linking column is PersonID. Each PERSON has zero or
one LEVELINFO records and zero to many EXAM records. There is an enhanced
tab control with 3 tabs. Each tab has the fields for editing from one of the
tables (the EXAM tab has a scrolling region to display the EXAM rows). On
the LEVELINFO tab there is a field, OCPNumber defined as INTEGER. If an
invalid INTEGER value is entered, then you cannot leave the field (by
clicking in another field or pressing Tab or Enter) and there is no error
message. But if I click on one of the other tabs I do get the error message:
'123456789555' is not a valid integer value for field 'OCPNumber'.
There is no error number. Also, it's one of those errors that gets generated
even if ERROR MESSAGES are OFF.
I can't replicate the problem on any other form or on a new form that I
create. As soon as I click in another field, press Tab or press Enter I get
the error message.
Can anyone give me a hint as to what I need to do to get that error message
to appear when I try to exit the field?
Thanks for your help.
Stephen,
A valid INTEGER holds whole numbers in the range of ±1,999,999,999.
You must use a smaller value.
Best regards,
John Minyo II
R:BASE Technologies, Inc.
Customer Service
