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SELECT SQL - Opposing Views
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20/11/1998 11:12:43
Ernie Veniegas
Micro System Solutions, Inc.
Calistoga, California, United States
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
Title:
SELECT SQL - Opposing Views
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00159754
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"Opposing views?"

What would cause a Local View used as the data environment for a FORM to yield a different record set from when in development mode? When I'm in the View Designer and I run the query, I get one group of records; when I'm in the Project Manager and I [Browse] the view, I get the same set of records; ditto if I clip the code to a PRG and run it. But, when I'm in a form that has that view as its data environment, I get different records. (It's the only table in the data environment.)

Here's the sql:

SELECT Test.scan_test, Test.scan_testseq, Student.student_cd,;
Student.lname, Student.fname, Student.mname, Student.student_id,;
Student.agency_id, Student.site_id;
FROM topspro!student INNER JOIN topspro!test ;
ON Student.student_id = Test.student_id;
WHERE EMPTY(Test.scan_test) = .F.;
ORDER BY Test.scan_test DESC, Test.scan_testseq

More info: For testing purposes, my test table has only 7 records in it. The record contain student_id from the student table as a foreign key. (Test records are treated as child records of the student.) But 5 of the 7 test records belong to a student record that's since been been deleted. So outside of the form, the view always shows 2 records, but when I run the form, the view returns all 7 records. (DELETE is set ON in both the form's data environment and in development mode.)

What do I want? I want to see the child records (tests) only if the student they belong to hasn't been deleted.

Am I going about this the wrong way, is there an error in my SQL or is something subtle going on where DELETE is involved, or is there a better/easier way to achieve this?
Ernie Veniegas
Micro System Solutions
... sensible software by design
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