Re: List of Values in Designer 2K - Using multiple lookup tables

From: Jeff Jacobs <jmjacobs_at_ix.netcom.com>
Date: 1997/07/28
Message-ID: <33dec3bc.8120539_at_nntp.ix.netcom.com>#1/1


It won't let you do a lookup on more than one DTU or on the "second" lookup. You'll have to code it yourself.

davis_at_pui.com wrote:

>Hi, I am trying to get a LOV button to appear on an Order form. The form
>contains Order-Header, Region, and Order-Detail blocks. What I would like
>is an LOV button to appear for the user to select an item from a
>particular warehouse. I have Warehouse-Item attached to Order-Detail as a
>lookup table, with the Item table attached to Warehouse-Item as another
>lookup table. Warehouse-Item is a combined table with the PKs of the Item
>and Warehouse tables as its combined PK. It also contains a lot of
>pertinent warehouse information. (Stock rotation, location in WH, etc)
>What I would *really* like is to have a user select a warehouse, then
>allow them to select from items which are only in that warehouse. Where I
>am running into trouble is that when I generate, it forces my Item and
>Warehouse fields to non-selectable, and does not give me an LOV at all. I
>can create LOVs without a problem if I am only trying to grab information
>from a single lookup table, but once I tried to pass through to a second
>lookup table, it will not do as I think it should. Any words of wisdom in
>this would be appreciated. Feel free to Email me directly with any
>solutions.
>Thank you in advance!
>Chris Davis - Oracle Analyst/Programmer
>Projects Unlimited Inc.
>Dayton, OH
>davis_at_pui.com
>
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