//let say we have these codes in open window event
string ls_code, ls_SQL, ls_newSQL
ls_code = message.stringparm
dw_1.settransobject(sqlca)
//get existing SQL from dw_1
ls_SQL = dw_1.getsqlselect( )
ls_code = message.stringparm
dw_1.settransobject(sqlca)
//get existing SQL from dw_1
ls_SQL = dw_1.getsqlselect( )
//dynamicly modify SQL in datawindow by adding where statement...
if ls_code = '-' then
ls_newSQL = ls_SQL + " where b.KOD_JENIS IS NULL order by b.KOD_PEKA"
else
ls_newSQL = ls_SQL + " where b.KOD_JENIS = '"+ls_code+"' order by b.KOD_PEKA"
end if
//sets new SQL to dw_1
dw_1.setsqlselect(ls_newSQL)
dw_1.retrieve()
if ls_code = '-' then
ls_newSQL = ls_SQL + " where b.KOD_JENIS IS NULL order by b.KOD_PEKA"
else
ls_newSQL = ls_SQL + " where b.KOD_JENIS = '"+ls_code+"' order by b.KOD_PEKA"
end if
//sets new SQL to dw_1
dw_1.setsqlselect(ls_newSQL)
dw_1.retrieve()
/* example that you have this SQL in dw_1
select b.KOD, b.KOD_JENIS,
(select c.PIHAK from ppihak c where c.KOD_PIHAK = b.KOD_PIHAK) as pihak,
b.KOD_PTJ, b.TKH_TTGN, b.TKH_TAMAT, b.TKH_UPDATE, b.ID_UPDATE
from pmain b
(select c.PIHAK from ppihak c where c.KOD_PIHAK = b.KOD_PIHAK) as pihak,
b.KOD_PTJ, b.TKH_TTGN, b.TKH_TAMAT, b.TKH_UPDATE, b.ID_UPDATE
from pmain b
*/
1 comment:
Hi, Thanks for sharing this code and about PowerBuilder .
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