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> Thanks. Is there a good online reference for this kind of thing? Or a
> good book? I searched and looked over a few sites, but fou
> > Try currentrow. Also tied to recordcount.
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> Thanks. Is there a good online reference for this kind of thing? Or a
> good book? I searched and looked over a few sites, but found nothing
> really helpful. Also, there's nothing in any of the BF books. I assume
> this is standard SQL.
No, thi
If you mean which row in a query results record set, it is in the
variable QueryName.CurrentRow.
If you mean which row in the db itself, the answer is no... by
definition the order of rows has no meaning.
HTH
Dick
At 12:19 PM -0400 6/28/2000, Douglas Jordon wrote:
>Is there a way to find o
q_myquery.currentrow
also supported:
q_myquery.recordcount
q_myquery.columnlist
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Doug:
Does queryname.currentrow help?
Joel
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Thanks. Is there a good online reference for this kind of thing? Or a
good book? I searched and looked over a few sites, but found nothing
really helpful. Also, there's nothing in any of the BF books. I assume
this is standard SQL.
Doug Jordon
"Gary McNeel, Jr." wrote:
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> Try currentrow. Also
If you mean while you are using them in, say, a , you can use
#CurrentRow#
Dana
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Try currentrow. Also tied to recordcount.
#currentrow# #field1# #field2# etc.
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> Is there a way to find out which row numb
Yes. When you output the data, you can use the "currentrow" attribute when you output
a query.
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Sure is #Queryname.CurrentRow#
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> Is there a way to find out which row number any given record is?
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> TIA,
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> Doug
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