Steve Barratt
New Member
Hello Peggers,
How do you format a character field in a dynamic browse (i.e. override the default of 8 Characters)?
I have a dynamic query that feeds a dynamic browse, it displays a date (date format) and a day-name (character).
The browser allways displays the first 8 characters of the day-name, no-matter what sort of formatting I use or where I use it.
I am using progress 9.1D 08 on XP Prof.
I have looked through the previous threads and been unable to track down a working solution.
Can anybody solve this problem?
You may ask for my code. It is quite simple. A table holds 12 months of dates and each entry holds the day of the week.
I have a dynamic query (for each available_date) and display the results in a dynamic browse with add-columns-from available_date.
The results are displayed, however the day of the week defaults to "x(8)"
( I loose the y in Wednesday).
The table is used to feed a second table which can also feed back dates to the first table.
Basically each date can only exist once and in only one of these tables.
Steve Barratt.
How do you format a character field in a dynamic browse (i.e. override the default of 8 Characters)?
I have a dynamic query that feeds a dynamic browse, it displays a date (date format) and a day-name (character).
The browser allways displays the first 8 characters of the day-name, no-matter what sort of formatting I use or where I use it.
I am using progress 9.1D 08 on XP Prof.
I have looked through the previous threads and been unable to track down a working solution.
Can anybody solve this problem?
You may ask for my code. It is quite simple. A table holds 12 months of dates and each entry holds the day of the week.
I have a dynamic query (for each available_date) and display the results in a dynamic browse with add-columns-from available_date.
The results are displayed, however the day of the week defaults to "x(8)"
( I loose the y in Wednesday).
The table is used to feed a second table which can also feed back dates to the first table.
Basically each date can only exist once and in only one of these tables.
Steve Barratt.