One way I can think of to achieve what you're tryihg to do is to enter all
you search criteria into a control block and on pressing some magic button
or key (EXEQRY seems as good as any) then dynamically amend the default
WHERE clause for both blocks before performing the actual query.
--
Alan D. Mills
Dragan Pavljuk wrote in message <3644EC0F.47214CD1_at_beotel.yu>...
>Yes, you are right.
>You can only do enter query in one block.
>>
>> there is a form which has 2 items on the top of it and a detail
>> block at the bottom. in enter query mode, the user should be
>> able to input search values, say, "%", in that 2 items *and* in
>> some columns in the detail block. the 2 items and the details are
>> in different blocks. i find that, enter query only allows users
>> to input search values in *one* block only. if the items for
>> queries come different, enter query seems have no use.
>
Received on Mon Nov 09 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
