IN a script I am performing a find.
I want to delete the found set. So I can replace it.
If it doesn't find anything the script stops, prompts .
I can avoid that by turning on error trapping.
Now if there are no records found it blithely comes back showing all
records, and then deletes them.
It should come back with a found set of zero, and delete that, and leave
all others intact.
How do I do this? How do I formulate a clause to navigate around this?
Thanks

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Fritz Oppliger

What do you think of (FMP6) :

Enter Browse mode[]
Set Error Capture[On]
Enter Find Mode []
Set Field ["YrField", ""YrFindCriterion""]
Perform Find [Replace Found Set]
If ["Status(CurrentError) = 401"]
Set Error Capture [Off]
Show All Records
Exit Script
End If
Set Error Capture [Off]
Delete All Records [No dialog]
Show All Records
Go To Record/Request/Page [First]

Remi-Noel
I think you were just missing the 'ExitScript' line.




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Turn Error Capture on. After the Perform Find step, put in a:

If(FoundCount)=0
Exit Script
End If

That was indeed the problem.
Thank you
Fritz