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             If (iAnswer<>MBR_Yes) Procedure_Return
             If (iAnswer<>MBR_Yes) Procedure_Return
         End
         End
 
       
         Forward Send Request_Find mode entUpdtFlag
         Forward Send Request_Find mode entUpdtFlag
     End_Procedure
     End_Procedure
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  https://support.dataaccess.com/Forums/showthread.php?60389-Abandon-Changes-when-finding
  https://support.dataaccess.com/Forums/showthread.php?60389-Abandon-Changes-when-finding
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Latest revision as of 12:42, 25 March 2020

I recently had a customer complain that closing a view will trigger "Abandon Changes?" - but using Find Next/Previous does not. Once I thought about it, I realized this really wasn't just another "OK, they're the customer..." request.

    Procedure Request_Find Integer mode Integer entUpdtFlag
       Integer iAnswer
       
       If ((HasRecord(Server(Self))) and (Should_Save(Server(Self)))) Begin
            Move (YesNo_Box("Changes Exist. Abandon changes and continue with the find?", "Confirm")) to iAnswer
            If (iAnswer<>MBR_Yes) Procedure_Return
       End
       
       Forward Send Request_Find mode entUpdtFlag
   End_Procedure


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https://support.dataaccess.com/Forums/showthread.php?60389-Abandon-Changes-when-finding