Level change
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Gregory Martin
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Re: Level change
You cannot skip from one level to another level. One way to get around this restriction is to add a dummy variable at the end of your first level. Then you can skip to that variable at any point from the first level, and it will effectively move you to the second level. See the attached program for an example (enter 5 for the ID and you'll see the behavior).
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khurshid.arshad
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Re: Level change
Dear Gregory;
This is perfect but data not saved when we click "Yes" on "Accept this level2/level2' node?.
Regards.
a.
This is perfect but data not saved when we click "Yes" on "Accept this level2/level2' node?.
Regards.
a.
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Adnane
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Re: Level change
Dear htuser,
I did not used SEEK function yet but I know that it serves in occurence, but I'm talking about search through the cases, that is to say access to any case by some criteria items.
I did not used SEEK function yet but I know that it serves in occurence, but I'm talking about search through the cases, that is to say access to any case by some criteria items.
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Gregory Martin
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- Location: Washington, DC
Re: Level change
Arshad,
What data is not saved? The data from the first level or the second level? If you're using system controlled mode, any fields passed over by a skip statement are not saved to the data file.
What data is not saved? The data from the first level or the second level? If you're using system controlled mode, any fields passed over by a skip statement are not saved to the data file.