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Adolfo,
mira esto https://github.com/JoseluisSanchez/TRecord/blob/master/TRecord.prg
Saludos,

... you can also do it with a database. You can ignore the functions ... they are specialized processes. Here is another snippet of code that employs tRecord. When the record changes, tRecord is loaded from the new ( highlighted ) row, and then the fields are all individually displayed. The browse ...

... oPrenotazione:= oReservations:Record(.t.) /record() With tdata CLASS TReservatios from Tdata METHOD New() ENDCLASS CLASS TReserva from Trecord METHOD New() ENDCLASS oReservas := TReservations():New(.....) oOne_Reserva:=TReserva():New(...) and Mr James sad me allway to not to use type ...

I understand you want to browse and edit an array of your TRecord() objects. We do not have TRecord class or TData class. We prepared this sample using TDatabase and TDataRow (now FW_Record) classes of FWH. First please build and run this program as it ...

... You can also define the menus for buttons ... and it all works quite smoothly. You will notice that I'm using data objects. I use tData / tRecord. The browse references the file as a tData object. A tRecord object is created, and each time a new record is highlighted, the :load() places ...

... and a faster means of moving through a lot of data. It has absolutely no relationship to the database ( though I do use tdatabase / tdata / trecord ) since I built the same concept back with Clipper and DOS ... and in fact, it probably dates all the way back to dBase II ...

... for him this is logical I'm sorry Silvio, maybe you are not understanding what I said. There is never a lost number using my[b] stock TData and TRecord classes . They are built differently than what you want. ID's are only assigned when a new record is saved. Thus, there are never any lost IDs ...

... for him this is logical I'm sorry Silvio, maybe you are not understanding what I said. There is never a lost number using my[b] stock TData and TRecord classes . They are built differently than what you want. ID's are only assigned when a new record is saved. Thus, there are never any lost IDs ...

... locked, that woulde be a problem. The value of tData is that is a class that INHERITS from tDatabase and does many things automatically. Used with tRecord, it is a safe way to edit data easily outside of the saved records, and when the changes are complete and confirmed, it then saves the values ...

... and down, the data in the upper half must be refreshed with the browse record in focus.  When I open the parts database, for example, I also open tRecord for the part in focus, and it will fill all the fields appropriately.  The data is all in buffers, and is only written back to the actual database ...

... had done it If we analyze the Tdb class it is the same Tdatabase of 2005 and Miguel_Angel_Cortés_Marchant added the class TObjDb which is a real Trecord is indeed in the methods of the Tdb we find the calls to this class    METHOD NewObj () CLASS TDb        ...

... I used a system so long ago that it seems easier to me than James and Mr. Nages also in this system the tdatabase class was used but the trecord was not used and there was a small class that served as trecord I explain you the procedure give mr from Miguel_Angel_Cortés_Marchant many year ...

... using a single archive must move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. >a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked to the class TTclienti which in turn is linked to the Tautoinc class which in turn is linked to the Tdata class which ...

... using a single archive must move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. >a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked to the class TTclienti which in turn is linked to the Tautoinc class which in turn is linked to the Tdata class which ...

... move a series of classes and subclasses that I believe are lost system resources. I'll give you a practical example. a TTclient class is linked to Trecord which in turn is linked to the class TTclienti which in turn is linked to the Tautoinc class which in turn is linked to the Tdata class which ...