>Hi Hilmar,
>
>Just curious, do you know a way to disable record validations and field level validations, when replace statement is fired?
I don't use any of these - only triggers, and table-based validation called from a form.
>Basically, these are our validations:
>iif(vartype(oValid)<>"O",.f.,iif(oValid.nLocked=0,.t.,FieldRule()))
>So, if we want to disable them, we set oValid.nLocked to 0. However, still this portion of the code fires each time. Do you know a way to disable them completely?
The first thing that occurs to me is something like:
oValid.nLocked = 0 OR FieldRule(). S.B.Evaluation should take care of
not calling your field rule if .nLocked = 0.
However, for the more complicated expression you posted above, you may want to use a function that accepts a string representing a validation rule, and evaluates it. Under certain conditions, the function may simply return .T., to bypass validation.
Hilmar.
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