Subject |
Re: snake report addition |
From |
Charlie <Trainman@traincity.com> |
Date |
Wed, 30 Nov 2016 19:19:44 -0500 |
Newsgroups |
dbase.getting-started |
Attachment(s) |
golfers_scores.DBF |
Hi Mervyn.. Yes dbname is a combination of the day of the week and date which identifies the filter for each tournament. (We have 3 a week). Grp is of course the group.
The date and day actually come from another table (dbname) but that shouldn't affect this.
lname fname are in the detail band in that order.
Just filter on dbname and that would give you each individual tourney. I have no index for this report.
The other fields are not really used in this report but another one with the results from each tournament.
Thanks!
Mervyn Bick Wrote:
> On 2016-11-30 2:08 PM, Charlie wrote:
> > The structure?
> >
> > Structure for table C:\\dbasewin\\golf\\golfers_scores.dbf
> > Table type DBASE
> > Version 4
> > Number of rows 109
> > Last update 11/30/2016
> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Field Field Name Type Length Dec Index
> > 1 LNAME CHARACTER 17 N
> > 2 FNAME CHARACTER 15 N
> > 3 GRP NUMERIC 2 Y
> > 4 HDCP NUMERIC 2 N
> > 5 DBNAME CHARACTER 20 N
> > 6 PLC NUMERIC 2 N
> > 7 NET NUMERIC 3 Y
> > 8 GRS NUMERIC 3 N
> >
>
> Thanks but the actual table would be more useful. If you consider the
> data to be confidential then an empty table. This will save me from
> having to build the table from scratch.
>
> Which fields go on the detailband and which fields go on the header? Do
> you want the name shown as John Doe or Doe, John? Do all 109 play very
> time or does one of the fields show then entries for the week. Perhaps
> dbname?
>
> Mervyn.
>
>
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