Questiona about printing with associated fields
Boaz Bezborodko
boaz at mirrotek.com
Tue Sep 19 12:49:53 PDT 2006
Kenneth Brody wrote:
>Quoting Boaz Bezborodko (Tue, 19 Sep 2006 15:01:57 -0400):
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>>Kenneth Brody wrote:
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>>>Correct. If you sort by A1, then only the non-blank A1's (or just
>>>the first, if all are blank) will be included. Also, from this
>>>description, I take it that order is significant? In that case,
>>>this wouldn't work, anyway, as you would get them in sorted order,
>>>and not the order in which they appear in the record.
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>>Order isn't really significant here. I just want to make sure that all
>>instances of A1 and A7 are printed.
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>>What happens if I sort by A1 and then A7? Will all instances be pulled
>>and show up on the report? Will they be pulled multiple times for the
>>same @AF? And, finally, can I do what I was thinking about with going
>>through @AF and using the PRINT command?
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>You can sort by A1 and A7 and, as I recall, it will only pull matched
>pairs, as they are both from the A group.
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So if I sort on A1 and A7 it will give me all instances where A1 and/or
A7 exist and will not duplicate them?
>As for looping, you can't set @AF. However, if all instances of A1
>and A7 are contiguous, you can alias two arrays, and then loop through
>them.
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That was what I was going to fall back on if the other doesn't work.
But it means a lot of arrays to handle looked-up data as well.
>Also, another 5.6 feature is the ability to alias an array directly
>to an associated field group, and access instances of the group even
>if they're not contiguous in the map. ie: DIM ARRAY(5):A7
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