SELECT product SET ORDER TO prodidx SELECT customer SET ORDER TO custidx SET RELATION TO prod_id INTO product ADDITIVE SELECT invoice SET ORDER TO invoiceidx SET RELATION TO cust_id INTO customer ADDITIVE
Now I would like to show "customer" records in a Grid (e.g. grdCustomer), based on the current record in "invoice" (e.g. record no. 1):
SELECT invoice GOTO 1 WITH THISFORM.grdCustomer .RECORDSOURCE = 'customer' .colCustId.CONTROLSOURCE = 'customer.cust_id' .colProdId.CONTROLSOURCE = 'customer.prod_id' .colProdDesc.CONTROLSOURCE = 'product.prod_desc' && Get value from "product" relationship. ENDWITH
The expected behaviour would be "colProdDesc" will show the "prod_desc" linked to each "customer" record's "prod_id" in the Grid.
However, If you run this code, it will not work. Even worse, there would be no record shown at all in the Grid.
This happens when the Grid's RecordSource ("customer") has another relationship linked to it ("invoice").
As such, as a workaround to show the relationship values (product.prod_desc), we just need to add "ALLTRIM()" to the ControlSource expression.
So we change
.colProdDesc.CONTROLSOURCE = 'product.prod_desc'to
.colProdDesc.CONTROLSOURCE = 'ALLTRIM(product.prod_desc)'
This should fix the issue and show the records in the Grid correctly.
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