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Use a table with only rdcaccount_id as primary key [message #1794]

Thu, 06 November 2008 11:02

gpatti
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Registered: August 2008

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Tony,

I think I inadvertently made use of a bug that you fixed in version 1.40 Smile

I am making use of the virtual private database features of the framework. As such I have a table that effectively contains a 'parent' record for users, and by definition a user can only have ONE such record. I am having to implement that within the application as I can't control that through the data model. The primary key of this table is rdcaccount_id only.

I had implemented a LIST1 transaction (as for all other tables in my app) although this didn't really fit the contraint of having only one row allowed (couldn't figure out how to go directly to an UPDATE1 screen). Since your code fix I now cannot select the record and get 'Nothing has been selected' message when trying to select the record for updating. (I think you process the rdcaccount_id in a specific manner somewhere).

Ideally, I'd like to go straight to an UPDATE1 screen with the record selected by rdcaccount_id automatically displayed. Can you suggest how this might be achievable (hope I've explained this well enough.

Thanks.

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		Use a table with only rdcaccount_id as primary key By: gpatti on Thu, 06 November 2008 11:02
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		Re: Use a table with only rdcaccount_id as primary key By: AJM on Thu, 06 November 2008 13:27
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