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Posted by balaji on 31-Mar-2014 00:31

how to select individual records in a browse and select that particular record and i need the particular record to be exported into excel sheet? 

Posted by sultza on 31-Mar-2014 01:21

You can always reposition to a record in a browse using it's query, like

BROWSE:QUERY:REPOSITION-TO-ROWID (ROWID (<browse_buffer>)).

To select that row, you'll call BROWSE:SET-FOCUSED-ROW () (for multiple selection, enable it for your browse).

To parse the selected rows you'll loop BROWSE:FETCH-SELECTED-ROW (i), where i is in range 1 - BROWSE:NUM-SELECTED-ROWS.

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Posted by sultza on 31-Mar-2014 01:21

You can always reposition to a record in a browse using it's query, like

BROWSE:QUERY:REPOSITION-TO-ROWID (ROWID (<browse_buffer>)).

To select that row, you'll call BROWSE:SET-FOCUSED-ROW () (for multiple selection, enable it for your browse).

To parse the selected rows you'll loop BROWSE:FETCH-SELECTED-ROW (i), where i is in range 1 - BROWSE:NUM-SELECTED-ROWS.

Posted by balaji on 31-Mar-2014 01:33

can i get the coding for the same.?


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You can always reposition to a record in a browse using it's query, like

BROWSE:QUERY:REPOSITION-TO-ROWID (ROWID (<browse_buffer>)).

To select that row, you'll call BROWSE:SET-FOCUSED-ROW () (for multiple selection, enable it for your browse).

To parse the selected rows you'll loop BROWSE:FETCH-SELECTED-ROW (i), where i is in range 1 - BROWSE:NUM-SELECTED-ROWS.

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Posted by James Palmer on 31-Mar-2014 02:59

Why don't you create an example and try it out yourself? You'll learn more that way than someone spoon-feeding you the answer.

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