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ð Predefined

Choose from a list of commonly used functions

Add Row - Inserts a new row into the table

Add Row and Exit - Inserts a new row into the table and immediately exits form

Delete Row - Deletes the current row from the table. Used after row has been saved or when form is in edit mode

Discard Row - Discards the unsaved row from the table when form is in enter mode

Discard Row and Exit - Discards the unsaved row from the table when form is in enter mode and immediately exits the form

Duplicate Row - Duplicates the current row in the table

Exit - Immediately closes form and returns to program

Next Row - Advances to the next row in the record set

Next Table - Advances to the next table

Previous Row - Advances to the previous row in the record set

Previous Table - Advances to the previous table

Save Row - Saves all changes made to data and resets flag

Last Row - Advances to the last row in the record set

First Row - Advances to the first row in the record set

Save Row and Exit - Saves all changes made to data and resets flag before immediately exiting the form

Refresh Current Table - Refreshes the records in the current table to reflect any changes made since the last refresh

 

ð Stored Procedure

Choose from a list of stored procedures previously embedded in the database

 

ð Custom Form Action

Choose from a list of custom form actions defined for the form

 

ð Custom on Click

To load a pre-existing EEP file, select the "..." button.

In

Specifies a command block to run within a procedure file

Edit...

Opens the R:BASE Editor to create/edit an external EEP file

Edit Custom EEP...

Opens the R:BASE Editor to create/edit a custom EEP that is stored within the form

 

ð On Enter

On entry into the field, the specified EEP will run

 

ð On Exit

On exit from the field, the specified EEP will run

 

ð On Mouse Leave

Will execute when the mouse cursor leaves the object area

 

ð On Mouse Enter

Will execute when the mouse cursor enters the object area

 

 

See also:

 

Form EEP Information

How to Define Form EEPs

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