Two things:
1- I use in various other views and it works fine.
E.g.
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CREATE SQL VIEW "VDIET" ;
AS SELECT NVL(Client.lname,Space(25)) AS lname, ;
NVL(Client.fname,Space(25)) AS fname, ;
Diet.fk_client, ;
Diet.pk_diet ;
FROM hifis!diet ;
INNER JOIN hifis!CLIENT ON Client.pk_client = diet.fk_client ;
WHERE Diet.fk_Client = ?Client.pk_Client ;
ORDER By 1,2
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2- I considered pre-assigning the field to a variable in the view definition
but shouldn't the var be PUBLIC then? A property of a global object, perhaps?
Thx,
Henry
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Crozier
Sent: 2008-01-24 2:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Parametized WHERE clause (VFP9)
Henry,
You need to put a memory variable after the ? not a table field.
Dave Crozier
-----Original Message-----
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Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 January 2008 18:47
To: [email protected]
Subject: Parametized WHERE clause (VFP9)
Any idea why this SQL is returning nothing?
If I replace '?Client.pk_Client' with its value, 102, I get exactly what I
need.
I use this ?Client.pk_Client often in other view and have no problem.
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Select Client.Lname, Client.Fname, ;
Lookups.DescEng As LKCfIntE, ;
Lookups.DescFr As LKCfIntF, ;
Conflict.pk_conflic ;
From Conflict ;
Inner Join Client On Client.pk_client = Conflict.fk_client2 ;
Inner Join Lookups on Conflict.fk_lkcfint = Lookups.pk_lookups ;
Where Conflict.fk_client1 = ?Client.pk_Client ;
And Between(Date(),Conflict.DatStart,Conflict.DatEnd)
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Henry
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