I needed some help. With Paradox, I mean. People think I need lots
of help in other ways, too, but I won't bother you with that.

Let's see: Paradox 9.00.738; Windows 2000.

On a form, I have three tableframes. Table B is a detail table for
Table A, and C is detail for B. In their Open Methods, Table A is set
to Edit and Tables B and C are set to Edit and a SwitchIndex is
performed. Table B is displayed in the secondary-index order, but
Table C is displayed in primary-index order. I haven't been able to
figure out why Table C ignores the SwitchIndex on it.

I have copied the form and am making a few changes in it. In this
version of the form, both Tables B and C ignore the SwitchIndex and
are displayed in primary-index order.

Anyone have suggestions on how I can get my tableframes to display in
secondary-index order?

Bill, the confused

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If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If a table is linked in a DM on one index, you can't swithindex to
another.

Is that the situation?


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Tony McGuire

If not you are going to need to show us the code. Basicaly you need to
call the object name for the table UIO with a switchindex and the index
name (or no index to go to the primary)

If not YourObject.swithcindex("yourindex") then
errorshow()
endif

Denn Santoro
President
Resource Development Associates
http://www.RDAWorldWide.Com
Offices in the United States and Germany
Providing solutions to health care, business, governments and
non-profits since 1982


Tony McGuire wrote:

If not you are going to need to show us the code. Basicaly you need to
call the object name for the table UIO with a switchindex and the index
name (or no index to go to the primary)

If not YourObject.swithcindex("yourindex") then
errorshow()
endif

Denn Santoro
President
Resource Development Associates
http://www.RDAWorldWide.Com
Offices in the United States and Germany
Providing solutions to health care, business, governments and
non-profits since 1982


Tony McGuire wrote: