Hello,
I have a very strange problem. There are two workareas (alias GER and alias 
GUTS) with different browser objects. When calling the function, the record 
pointer in the workarea GER moves to eof()
regards
Rudolf

static function init_gerGS(oBrowse)
******************************************************************
guts->(OrdSetFocus("TERMINAL"))
guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(0,ger->nummer))
guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(1,ger->nummer))
guts->(dbgotop())
dcqdebug ger->(eof())  record is ok
 oBrowse:RefreshAll()  !!!
 dcqdebug ger->nummer  GER is now to eof()
oBrowse:ForceStable()
return .t.

Do you have a relation set between these 2 databases?

BTW, I don't think you need the :forceStable()

-Joe

Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a very strange problem. There are two workareas (alias GER and alias 
> GUTS) with different browser objects. When calling the function, the record 
> pointer in the workarea GER moves to eof()
> regards
> Rudolf
> 
> static function init_gerGS(oBrowse)
> ******************************************************************
> guts->(OrdSetFocus("TERMINAL"))
> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(0,ger->nummer))
> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(1,ger->nummer))
> guts->(dbgotop())
> dcqdebug ger->(eof())  record is ok
>  oBrowse:RefreshAll()  !!!
>  dcqdebug ger->nummer  GER is now to eof()
> oBrowse:ForceStable()
> return .t.
> 
>

Hello Joe,
no relation between the databases. I will try without forcestable()
regards
Rudolf


"Joe Carrick" <joe.carrick@dslextreme.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:5baa500$5dcaafc4$2c4@news.alaska-software.com...
> Do you have a relation set between these 2 databases?
>
> BTW, I don't think you need the :forceStable()
>
> -Joe
>
> Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have a very strange problem. There are two workareas (alias GER and 
>> alias GUTS) with different browser objects. When calling the function, 
>> the record pointer in the workarea GER moves to eof()
>> regards
>> Rudolf
>>
>> static function init_gerGS(oBrowse)
>> ******************************************************************
>> guts->(OrdSetFocus("TERMINAL"))
>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(0,ger->nummer))
>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(1,ger->nummer))
>> guts->(dbgotop())
>> dcqdebug ger->(eof())  record is ok
>>  oBrowse:RefreshAll()  !!!
>>  dcqdebug ger->nummer  GER is now to eof()
>> oBrowse:ForceStable()
>> return .t.
>>

There may be another issue.  oBrowse:refreshAll may be using the current 
database record pointer for reference.  Using multiple browses with 
multiple databases simultaneously can be difficult.  I generally select 
the proper workarea before refreshing the corresponding browse.

There should be a way of doing it without that, but I don't know...

-Joe

Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
> Hello Joe,
> no relation between the databases. I will try without forcestable()
> regards
> Rudolf
> 
> 
> "Joe Carrick" <joe.carrick@dslextreme.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
> news:5baa500$5dcaafc4$2c4@news.alaska-software.com...
>> Do you have a relation set between these 2 databases?
>>
>> BTW, I don't think you need the :forceStable()
>>
>> -Joe
>>
>> Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> I have a very strange problem. There are two workareas (alias GER and 
>>> alias GUTS) with different browser objects. When calling the function, 
>>> the record pointer in the workarea GER moves to eof()
>>> regards
>>> Rudolf
>>>
>>> static function init_gerGS(oBrowse)
>>> ******************************************************************
>>> guts->(OrdSetFocus("TERMINAL"))
>>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(0,ger->nummer))
>>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(1,ger->nummer))
>>> guts->(dbgotop())
>>> dcqdebug ger->(eof())  record is ok
>>>  oBrowse:RefreshAll()  !!!
>>>  dcqdebug ger->nummer  GER is now to eof()
>>> oBrowse:ForceStable()
>>> return .t.
>>>
>

In all the codeblocks use an alias. All DBF movement is done via the
codeblocks.

If there is a relation set between the browses ie A browse is invoice
headers and B browse is the detail of the currently selected header. Use
A:Selected to set a scope on the detail and refresh B:

Jim

Joe Carrick wrote:
> There may be another issue.  oBrowse:refreshAll may be using the current
> database record pointer for reference.  Using multiple browses with
> multiple databases simultaneously can be difficult.  I generally select
> the proper workarea before refreshing the corresponding browse.
> 
> There should be a way of doing it without that, but I don't know...
> 
> -Joe
> 
> Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
>> Hello Joe,
>> no relation between the databases. I will try without forcestable()
>> regards
>> Rudolf
>>
>>
>> "Joe Carrick" <joe.carrick@dslextreme.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:5baa500$5dcaafc4$2c4@news.alaska-software.com...
>>> Do you have a relation set between these 2 databases?
>>>
>>> BTW, I don't think you need the :forceStable()
>>>
>>> -Joe
>>>
>>> Reinthaler Rudolf wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>> I have a very strange problem. There are two workareas (alias GER
>>>> and alias GUTS) with different browser objects. When calling the
>>>> function, the record pointer in the workarea GER moves to eof()
>>>> regards
>>>> Rudolf
>>>>
>>>> static function init_gerGS(oBrowse)
>>>> ******************************************************************
>>>> guts->(OrdSetFocus("TERMINAL"))
>>>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(0,ger->nummer))
>>>> guts->(DC_SETSCOPE(1,ger->nummer))
>>>> guts->(dbgotop())
>>>> dcqdebug ger->(eof())  record is ok
>>>>  oBrowse:RefreshAll()  !!!
>>>>  dcqdebug ger->nummer  GER is now to eof()
>>>> oBrowse:ForceStable()
>>>> return .t.
>>>>
>>