Input processing table question

Kenneth Brody kenbrody at bestweb.net
Tue Apr 20 15:07:07 PDT 2004


Dan Snyder wrote:
[...]
> 3. When the user presses the key, the command does the following:
>     a. displays another screen asking the user for 4 data fields
>             (using dummy fields)
>     b. creates a new record copying certain fields from the record
>             they were viewing and the 4 dummy fields from "a" above
>     * All code for #3 is under the "@keyS" label in my input
>       processing table.
> 
> I have this working fine.  However, when it exists, it goes back to the
> original screen and the original record.  I do want it to go back to the
> original screen #2, but I want it to display the new record, not the
> original.  I've tried several different things that I thought might work but
> nothing seems to work.
[...]

To get filePro to move to the new record, you need to tell it so by
executing a lookup-dash to the new record.  (Note that filePro isn't
"going back" to the original record, since it never left it in the
first place.)

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