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Thread: Lookup restrict values

Bill
Posts: 71

Lookup restrict values Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 12 May 08 2:00 PM

I need to restrict a lookup on two conditions. Is there an easy way of scripting this? This is what I have so far and it meets one of the restrict conditions, now I need to restrict it by date also.

strStartDate = now
strTR_COURSEID = txtCourseId.Text

lueClassName.LookupRestrictField = "TR_COURSE:TR_COURSEID"
lueClassName.LookupRestrictOp = "="
lueClassName.LookupRestrictValue = strTR_COURSEID

Thanks,

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Shawn O'Ferrall
Posts: 21

Re: Lookup restrict values Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 14 May 08 7:26 AM

No.

And, if this is 7.2.1, I've encountered a bug with lookups and lookup restrictions - they are not honored on subsequent lookups (in the same instance) and if run against particularily large tables, the cause a freezing behavior. I have an open ticket with Sage for this now, but I've been too busy to follow up. I wound up re-coding a lookup by hand (new form that looks like a lookup) and from there I can restict on two vaules.

If your lookup restrictions are static, you might consider creating a view and building your lookup off the view.

Good luck!

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Matt Dockins
Posts: 159

Re: Lookup restrict values Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 14 May 08 8:14 PM

you have to use the lookuprestrictop = "IN" and a sql select for the lookuprestrictvalue

In some cases it can really slow performance of the lookup

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