Hello,
I have a situation where I have 2 tables that define a stock system.
Mov_hdr is the header for a stock movement and Mov_Line describes the stock lines for the movement.
I have a screen which allows the user to search for certain items in the Mov_Hdr table. These include the mov_id field which is a unique number and joins the mov_line records to the header. Users can also search by ord_num which is the order number. This will return the mov_id which then provides the join to the mov_line table to retrieve the appropriate stock lines.
I have a need to now search by the stock number which is the icode field in the mov_line table and return all mov_hdr records for each mov_line record found.
The original define query statement for browse br-table and query was as follows:
DEFINE QUERY br_table FOR
mov_hdr SCROLLING.
/* the query is */
if lc_Mov_Id NE "" then /* this query is used if the user knows the uniqie mov_id */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr
where mov_hdr.mov_id = Mov_id.
else if lc_order_num NE "" then /* this query is used if the user knows the order number */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr
where mov_hdr.ord_num = lc_order_num.
else /* this query returns all mov_hdr records */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr.
If I add in another query (shown below) to access the mov_line first I get the following error.
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_line
WHERE mov_line.icode = lc_StockNo,
EACH mov_hdr OF mov_line.
Error is:
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line . (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 265. (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 271. (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 276. (196).
I have tried adding mov_line to the define query statement but then the original queries fail because both tables are not referenced.
How do i get around this problem?
Thanks for your help in advance.
I have a situation where I have 2 tables that define a stock system.
Mov_hdr is the header for a stock movement and Mov_Line describes the stock lines for the movement.
I have a screen which allows the user to search for certain items in the Mov_Hdr table. These include the mov_id field which is a unique number and joins the mov_line records to the header. Users can also search by ord_num which is the order number. This will return the mov_id which then provides the join to the mov_line table to retrieve the appropriate stock lines.
I have a need to now search by the stock number which is the icode field in the mov_line table and return all mov_hdr records for each mov_line record found.
The original define query statement for browse br-table and query was as follows:
DEFINE QUERY br_table FOR
mov_hdr SCROLLING.
/* the query is */
if lc_Mov_Id NE "" then /* this query is used if the user knows the uniqie mov_id */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr
where mov_hdr.mov_id = Mov_id.
else if lc_order_num NE "" then /* this query is used if the user knows the order number */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr
where mov_hdr.ord_num = lc_order_num.
else /* this query returns all mov_hdr records */
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_hdr.
If I add in another query (shown below) to access the mov_line first I get the following error.
OPEN QUERY {&SELF-NAME}
FOR EACH mov_line
WHERE mov_line.icode = lc_StockNo,
EACH mov_hdr OF mov_line.
Error is:
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line . (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 265. (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 271. (196).
Conflict in number of buffers for QUERY br_Table for previous use (3325).
** Could not understand line 276. (196).
I have tried adding mov_line to the define query statement but then the original queries fail because both tables are not referenced.
How do i get around this problem?
Thanks for your help in advance.