Using queries to populate a browse
- Last Updated: April 3, 2024
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Using queries to populate a browse
A query is the basis for the data definition for a browse
object. You can't populate a browse with the data from a FOR EACH block,
only from a query. The browse gives you a viewport into the query.
The repositioning you can do by selecting a record in the browse
or scrolling through its contents reflects the repositioning that
you can do programmatically through the query. In fact, selecting
a row in a browse automatically repositions the query to that row,
making it the current row in the buffers the query uses.