Sort/Selection processing
John Esak
john at valar.com
Tue Jun 15 11:17:48 PDT 2010
Sorry, I missed that he already found out @ts is not set.
I just wanted to add, maybe in automatic as I showed, you could use if:
@rp eq "1"
Gosub TstQues
On the very first line of the automatic table. That would eliminate the
need for the global var I was talking about.
But again, I don't know where and when @rp is set. I would think it has to
be at the top of the aAUTOMATIC processing whether there is a table or not,
like all the other stuff that's done at that time.
John
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m] On Behalf Of Barry Wiseman
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> To: Kroboth, Joe
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> Subject: Re: Sort/Selection processing
>
> On 6/15/2010 1:52 PM, Kroboth, Joe wrote:
> > Is there any way to test that the last record has been
> processed on a Sort/Selection processing table. I want to
> trigger a message to display some totals on the screen and
> ask if the user wants to continue. @done doesn't seem to
> work and @TS doesn't seem to have a value. Perhaps The only
> option is to pass the totals to the output processing try to
> do what I need from there (?)
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Joe Kroboth
> > Chernay Printing, Inc
>
> Correct, you'll have to do it in output processing. @ts does
> not get set until the selection processing pass ends
> (otherwise how can fP know the value?); @DONE won't happen
> until the output pass is finished.
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