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Getting a value from one Filemaker DB and see if it exists in another. A method revealed
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Getting a value from one Filemaker DB and see if it exists in another. A method revealed


  • Subject: Getting a value from one Filemaker DB and see if it exists in another. A method revealed
  • From: Dan Doughtie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 11:12:25 -0500

Okay. I solved my own problem by stumbling on something I haven9t found in
any documentation.

If you set a repeating field9s values against a list the items in the list
will go into the repeating fields in order.

So, I look at a relational DB and see what basketball games are scheduled
and create large variable containing this info. I then look at the list of
opponents in a repeating field with a repeat statement, compare each
repeating field against the game info I collected, if it doesn9t exist I
create a game and then start populating a list that says that 3yes this game
exists2,

set myList to mylist & 3Yes2 which creates {3yes2,2 3yes2}etc. The number of
Yes9s is based on the number of repeats.

When finished I set this list against the repeating field and viola.... What
I9m going to try next is to see if I can create a list of nothing {32,22,22}
then I can throw that against a repeating field to clear it.


Set myCount to lastRepetition(or whatever I can9t remember)

SetMyNewList to 32

Repeat from 1 to myCount
Set myNewList to MyNewList to myNewList & 32

End

Not sure that would work but something to start on.

Also, don9t know if throwing a list longer than the repeating field causes
an error. Throwing a shorter list works.

Happy Turkey Day to one and all

Dan Doughtie
Augusta, GA
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