FIND mode not working

[Syed Shahul Hameed Mustaffa]

Dear Mark, Joe,

I'm new to PH and AXIANT as well.But I have a person with PH knowledge with me.
The application that I am migrating is a complete application running
on MPEIX. I'm not the one who wrote it and the customer (our sister
concern)  has none of the programmers who wrote it. I am just
migrating it with the Axiant Migration tool which is doing much of the
work, except for such things as OCCURS fields in a table, STRUCTURES
and FIND procedures as such.

I'm not writing any fresh code. Do you mean I have to change all these
FIND procedures? In that case, what change should I probably make to
the code file that I have attached on the other thread ? Can u throw
some more light on what you mean by 'construct find procedure
indirectly'?

Thanks & Regards,
SYED.

On 7/21/05, Mark Stewart <markstewart at consultantsclub.biz> wrote:
> Syed,  
>  
> It's always best practice to contruct your find procedure indirectly if
> possible.  Since you are rather new to PH you might be tempted to dive into
> those procedures and forget about the 4GL magic that PH gives you.  Access
> statements will dictate your code results.  If you are going down the road
> of hard coding every single find and path then you're in for a rocky road
> ahead.  Make sure your access statements match your find and path logic.
>  
> Mark
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