Hi,
I think if it just a checkbox then it should be just true and
not 'true'.
I think if it just a checkbox then it should be just true and
not 'true'.
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Bruce Butler" <bbutler@...> wrote:
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> Below is a sample of some simple code I have for a sales
notification.
> I seem to be having an issue with my checkbox. How does the
procedure
> editor deal with checkboxes? Is it 'yes', 'true', 't', etc..?
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> {I:\mfgsys61\ud\GlbAlert.i &TableName = "QuoteDtl"}
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> FIND Mfgsys.Part WHERE (Mfgsys.Part.Company =
> Mfgsys.QuoteDtl.Company) AND
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> (Mfgsys.Part.PartNum =
> Mfgsys.QuoteDtl.PartNum) NO-LOCK NO-ERROR.
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> IF not avail Mfgsys.Part then return "CANCEL SEND":U.
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> If (Part.CheckBox01 = 'True') Then Do:
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> Message QuoteDtl.PartNum + " This item is on
> hold for " + Part.Character01 + " as of " + Part.Date01 View-as
> alert-box information buttons ok.
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> END.
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> Return "Cancel Send":U.
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> Return.
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> Thanks,
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> Bruce Butler, IT Manager
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> Knappe & Koester, Inc. <http://www.knappe-koester.com>
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