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Re: Finding records in FileMaker?
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Re: Finding records in FileMaker?


  • Subject: Re: Finding records in FileMaker?
  • From: Takaaki Naganoya <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 05:13:41 +0900

At 6:49 PM -0500 00.12.27, Jason Bourque wrote:

Do you want to serch by multiple cells?

tell application "FileMaker Pro"
tell database "test"
show every record
end tell

tell window "test"
delete every request
create new request at database "test"
set cell "f1" of request 1 to "1...4"
set cell "f2" of request 1 to "Male"
find

set resultList to ID of every record of window "test"
set resultList to resultList as list --- avoid FileMaker's Bug :-)

end tell
end tell


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Takaaki Naganoya
CABARET GRAPHICS
email@hidden

*AirMac (AirPort in Japan) information page "On The Air"
http://www.AirMac.org/

Hello & Happy Holidays,

Thanks to all for all previous help.


Question? How would you search the database to meet multiple cells and then
work on each one.

This I can do: After each one is processed an invisable cell(missing in its
layout is toggled to show that it has been made.)

This database is a served database on a users machine. Should I use
transactions or/and are there any concerns about interfering with people
entering data from other remote machines.

Thanks,

Jason Bourque
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