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Re: FileMaker 9 finds
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Re: FileMaker 9 finds


  • Subject: Re: FileMaker 9 finds
  • From: Joe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 22:04:59 -0800

At 2:45 PM -0800 11/10/08, Bruce Robertson wrote:
> > tell application "FileMaker Pro"
> > show (first record of table "BBEditLists" of database "MailingLists.fp7" whose
> > cell "Serial No." is "561")
>> end tell
>>
>> Where "Serial No." is a text cell.
>>
>> Joe
>
>That should not work and should not be expected to work.
>
>You cannot show a table.
>A table is the underlying data table.
>A table has no found set and no sort order and you cannot perform finds in a
>table and it is always in creation order and users never actually see
>tables.

I don't understand. How is what I wrote different than the example provided by FileMaker. This is from the Apple Events Reference installed by FileMaker Pro 9.0

tell application "FileMaker Pro"
	show (every record of table 1 ¬
		whose cell "Last Name" contains ¬
		"Swain")	--find a group of records, note that the ¬
				--table specified should be the active layout ¬
				--use go to layout to switch to correct table
	show (every record of document 1 ¬
		whose cell "First Name" contains ¬
		"Joe")	--find records within the found set
	show (every record of table 2 ¬
		whose cell "Zip Code" = "")	--find records that are empty
	show (every record of table 2 ¬
		whose cell "First Name" ‚ "")	--find records that are not empty
end tell

So, why should this not be expected to work?

show (first record of table "BBEditLists" of database "MailingLists.fp7" whose cell "Serial No." is "561")

Joe
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