Subject Re: autoincrement problem
From Charlie <tm@tc.com>
Date Tue, 17 Oct 2023 15:48:07 -0400
Newsgroups dbase.getting-started

yes..  sorry

fl.beginAppend()
      fl.fields["category"].value = form.category1.rowset.fields["cat"].value
                fl.save()
                return

Ken Mayer Wrote:

> On 10/17/2023 9:10 AM, Charlie wrote:
> > OK..  I put it into a program to run only once which I didn't understand before.
> >
> >   close tables
> >>> set procedure to :dUFLP:DBF7File.CC
> >>> oDBF7File = new DBF7File( "floss.dbf" )
> >>> oDBF7File.SetNextAutoIncValue( 293 )
> >>> oDBF7File = null
> >>> close procedure :dUFLP:DBF7File.cc
> >>> return
> >
> > The button event is essentially....
> >
> > fl.fields["category"].value = form.category1.rowset.fields["cat"].value
> > fl.save()
> > return
>
> Are you using beginAppend() before this?
>
> fl.beginAppend() ???
>
>
> > I also tried this in command after running the little program line by line:
> >
> > use floss.dbf
> > append blank
> > edit
> >
> > But it always reverts back.  This time lr was 5 as it was probably my 5th time.  Hmmm  a 5th sounds pretty good right about now!  :)
>
> Is this after you had set the next autoincrement value?
>
> > Possibly it has something to do with the table as this is the directory that was trying to create tables as .db instead of .dbf.
> >
> > The reason I am using the autoinc in the first place is because i am using bookmarks a lot in this program.
> >
>
> Bookmarks don't need autoincrement fields ... they are their own marker
> and independent of anything.
>
> Your responses are hard to follow sometimes, because you jump around a
> lot. Try going step-by-step, and explain EXACTLY what you're doing.
>
> Ken
>
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