Re: ASK FOR COMMIT BEFORE LEAVING A RECORD INSTANCE.
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 00:37:33 GMT
Message-ID: <h5UH3.48$dB1.5257_at_nntp.csufresno.edu>
In article <7sn8eb$ap9$1_at_news.worldcom.ch>,
Olivier Régis <olivier.regis_at_duroblade.com> wrote:
>I WANT A DIALOG "DO YOU WANT TO COMMIT ?" (YES/NO)
>IF I ANSWER (NO), IT MUST NOT LEAVE THE CURRENT RECORD.
Why? You didn't say why you need this. The Forms default prompt "Do
you want to save your changes" message pops up just before Forms
clears out uncommitted changes, so your user can answer yes
to get an automatic commit, or answer no and the changes are
discarded.
But you want them to stay in the record when they answer No. So how does the user get out if they accidentally hit a key, and don't *really* want to change anything?
I am confused.
Steve Cosner
By the way, any chance you could write in lower-case characters? ALL UPPERCASE IS NOT AS EASY TO READ. Received on Tue Sep 28 1999 - 02:37:33 CEST