Anyone:
I am building an application to document EDI events. I have used TABs to organize the application. In one of the Tabs, I let users enter a "query criteria" to then submit this query and get a window with zero to many rows (results) using a read-only continous form. I want the users to "select" a row (record) from the "query results" form to then be able to go to another Tab where another form allows them to modify related data. The trouble I'm having is that I'm not sure how to use the "record selector" from the query results for a new query on another Tab (I need a field and a value to filter (WHERE clause) the last query using the selected record). It would be nice to be able to open the new Tab programatically once the user selects a record from the initial query.
In short: How can you go from selecting a record in a form (query results) to opening a new form within another Tab retaining the selected record's information? <<Hope this not too complicated to read and understand>>.
I appreciate any suggestions.
I am building an application to document EDI events. I have used TABs to organize the application. In one of the Tabs, I let users enter a "query criteria" to then submit this query and get a window with zero to many rows (results) using a read-only continous form. I want the users to "select" a row (record) from the "query results" form to then be able to go to another Tab where another form allows them to modify related data. The trouble I'm having is that I'm not sure how to use the "record selector" from the query results for a new query on another Tab (I need a field and a value to filter (WHERE clause) the last query using the selected record). It would be nice to be able to open the new Tab programatically once the user selects a record from the initial query.
In short: How can you go from selecting a record in a form (query results) to opening a new form within another Tab retaining the selected record's information? <<Hope this not too complicated to read and understand>>.
I appreciate any suggestions.