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==== What table is a window bound to? (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 14 JAN 1998 11:18:36PM Michael Slack wrote: ===
{{tag>"AREV Specific"}}
Is there any easy way of finding out what table a window is bound to within the PAINT process?
Using a window I built, the only thing that I could find that told me which table was linked to it was under the REMOVE TABLE option. Needles to say that is not one I would like to get fumbled fingered on.
The only other way that I've found to get that information is thru the statement:
LIST WINDOWS USING SYSWINDOWS JUSTLEN 30 WC_DATAFILE JUSTLEN 30 BY @ID
In looking at the WC_DATAFILE symbolic, I figured out where to look within a particular windows row when I EDIT it.
Is there an easier way of finding the table name on a window?
Thank you for your time,
Michael Slack
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=== At 15 JAN 1998 01:16AM Don Bakke wrote: ===
Michael,
[i]Is there any easy way of finding out what table a window is bound to within the PAINT process?[/i]
Select any databound prompt then Shift-F10. This will tell you the table that the prompt is bound to.
dbakke@srpcs.com
[url=http://www.srpcs.com]SRP Computer Solutions[/url]
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=== At 15 JAN 1998 01:10PM Aaron Kaplan wrote: ===
Besides Don's stuff, Window Common is also active during Paint, so you could hack a menu and place an option that displays the menu.
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[url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura, Inc.[/url]
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=== At 15 JAN 1998 05:29PM Janie Millard wrote: ===
Glance down at the status line while you are in paint.
The name of the table appears there.
At least it does in version 3.12
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=== At 15 JAN 1998 09:39PM Michael Slack wrote: ===
Thanks for the information. It will be very helpful and cut down on the extra work of finding the windows table names.
I'm just glad it wasn't a snake. I must be going blind not to see the table name at the bootom of the screen as Janie pointed out. The tip Don gave will be a big help.
Thanks again,
Michael Slack
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