Rao
I know I have asked Santa for this once before ... I use xBrowse() so many times as a debug tool and many times I have filters involved or Sql where .. and I never know how many records the query fetched .. be it Ado or DbfCdx.
I would be VERY grateful if you could add some code perhaps like this to be able to show how many records were in the recordset of filtered .dbf
Thanks
Rick Lipkin
I know I have asked Santa for this once before ... I use xBrowse() so many times as a debug tool and many times I have filters involved or Sql where .. and I never know how many records the query fetched .. be it Ado or DbfCdx.
I would be VERY grateful if you could add some code perhaps like this to be able to show how many records were in the recordset of filtered .dbf
oLbxC:lFooter := .t.
oCol2 := oLbxC:aCols[ 1 ]
oCol2:bFooter := { || Ltrim( Str( oLbxC:KeyNo() ) ) + " / " + LTrim( Str( oLbxC:KeyCount() ) ) }
oLbxC:bChange := { || oCol2:RefreshFooter() }Thanks
Rick Lipkin
