From: Dornfeld Balazs <d.balazs@usa.net>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.org
Subject: Pgaccess - forms
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 1998 22:49:53 +0100
Message-ID: <m0yCAQm-0003ocC@debian> (raw)
I get to know Pgaccess (and tcl too) now.
Constantin Teodorescu wrote on his page:
>>>
If you want to bound some controls to the fields of the recordset, you will
have to name their associate variable like that :
.mf.qry.salary to get the "salary" field , or .mf.qry.name to get the "name"
field.
<<<
What does it mean?
I have tried in a form:
.mf.query3:execute
set v1 [.mf.query3:fields] #-> v1=elso
set v2 ${.mf.query3.elso} #-> ".mf.query3.elso":no such variable
.mf.query3:close
What should I do?
Thenks
Dornfeld Balazs
d.balazs@usa.net
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