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I have a script that " insert calculated value: "sold date" field 06/30/2005&"..."&07/05/2005 If I stop the script at this point it finds the appropriate records, If I continue the scipt with the other "find" parmaters" it does not work. |
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I "set field" "sold" = "yes" "type" = "new" Thanks jc |
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I have a script that " insert calculated value: "sold date" field 06/30/2005&"..."&07/05/2005 If I stop the script at this point it finds the appropriate records, If I continue the scipt with the other "find" parmaters" it does not work. Thanks jc lewis It sounds as if you are performing several finds, one right after the |
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JC wrote: I have a script that " insert calculated value: "sold date" field 06/30/2005&"..."&07/05/2005 If I stop the script at this point it finds the appropriate records, If I continue the scipt with the other "find" parmaters" it does not work. Thanks jc lewis It sounds as if you are performing several finds, one right after the other. If so, each subsequent find will replace the results of the previous. You can either take advantage of the constrain or extend find results function or group into one find request with multiple criteria. Michael Myett |
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