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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/8/14, 5:19 PM, Mike Fedkiw via
Filepro-list wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:545E96F5.3040902@aol.com" type="cite">Filepro
5.0.09, Windows 2003 server
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Every so often when I befine a browse with some nice headers it
cuts off the end of the second line, especially if it contains
mlen=whatever. I was just thinking how nice it would be if there
was a way to incorperate the entire header into a variable, I'd
never run out of room then but I suppose that would have been too
easy.
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[..]<br>
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An example of what you can do is on the fptech web site under Quick
Links:
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<a href="http://www.fptech.com/Products/Docs/fpmanhtm/startfrm.htm">filePro
Plus® on-Line Manual.</a><br>
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Once the online manual appears, enter the word "browse" in the
search box at top right, then click the Go button. In the resulting
frame at the left, click on the link labeled: "Browse Lookup
Example". In the resulting frame on the right, scroll down to the
processing label "brw1" for the input table for filepro file "
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npiwarestand". Starting there, the next several lines show the
proper syntax for defining a browse lookup where the header
definition is stored in a dummy field.<br>
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Examples of such technique are also in the help screens for "lookup"
when in define processing. And the help screens have been updated
for "lookup" in 5.7.04.07. But I like the example in the on-Line
Manual at the fptech site better, since it separates the definition
into three parts - browse lookup header, options, and the data
specification (for each record to be shown in the browse), where
each part is assigned to a dummy field.<br>
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Bruce<br>
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