Quick screen recalc (was No Subject)

David Morrison - Corporate dmorrison@mcbrideelectric.com
Fri, 22 Nov 2002 06:08:39 -0800


John,

FYI: You only need one SILENT field, at the end of all your other fields.

David Morrison
McBride Electric

-----Original Message-----
From:	John Pearce [mailto:jpearce@rmi.net]
Sent:	Thu 11/21/2002 5:54 PM
To:	powerh-l@lists.swau.edu
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Subject:	Quick screen recalc (was No Subject)

Thanks for the suggestions.  Blue suggested a stored proc in the 
database.  Good idea except I forgot to specify HP 3000 environment and 
Image doesn't support stored procs.  Leonard Berkowitz suggested Excel -- I 
might wish but it's not practical.

David Morrison suggested using SILENT fields and initiating the recalc from 
there.  That seems to me to be as much work or more than the 18 sets of 
Procedure Output & Do ReCalc.

Chris Sharman suggests using Procedure Process rather than Procedure 
Output.  In this instance, I'm not sure it would make any practical 
difference.  The screen only allows FIND and the initial values are loaded 
on the screen when the record is found.  The user can change any of the 18 
fields but can not update the values back to the database.  The only field 
being DISPLAYed is the field that's recalculated.

I'm planning to do the procedure code tonight.  Has anyone suggested an 
enhancement "ON TRIGGER" to Cognos for Quick?   <JUST KIDDING!!!>

Thanks, again!
John
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John Pearce  <jpearce@rmi.net>	| Bethesda Management Company
Speaking for only myself		| Colorado Springs, CO  USA


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