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Can I find an easy example ?
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01/05/2002 13:00:50
 
 
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01/05/2002 11:56:18
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Base de données, Tables, Vues, Index et syntaxe SQL
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Thread ID:
00651376
Message ID:
00651425
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I'm not sure exactly what information you are hoping for here, so please pardon me if I give you too basic or totally wrong info! If I understand you correctly, you want just a VERY basic single form app with a couple of reports to show a secretary?

VERY BASIC STEPS ONLY:

1. Create your table to store the required information. Create appropriate index tags for key fields.
2. Create your form.
3. Create your reports.
4. Create your menu.
5. Call the reports from selections on the menu you created.
6. Create your main program to setup your menu and run your form.

TEST, TEST, TEST. :o)

Notes:
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In your main.prg:

llquit=.F.
DO FORM myform LINKED

DO WHILE !llquit
READ EVENTS
ENDDO

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In your form's release method add:

DODEFAULT()
CLEAR EVENTS

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In your form's unload method add:

llquit=.T.

During any of these steps you can post more specific questions that pop up in the process of course and they will be easier to answer by UT members I think.

Good luck!
Tracy


>I wish to write a simple application for secretary. Can anyone give me an short description of linking forms, views, tables and report together in a simple application. Let say that in a simple form with 5 text fields all data will enter from keyboard. Next can be viewed in a report and after that will be printed. I wish to use just one table. Can anyone help me with a little bit of code ?....
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