Re: Searching for the end

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1998


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 21504
interpreted = N
texte = I'm not the one that creates the database, i just do a interface for a tab file that my customer creates and have then made an admin function that closes the current, and writes a new db file with the fields (hdr) and the values (tabfil.db) and then deletes the uploaded tab-fileI know that when they are appending data, its always numerically ascending values, but i am NOT sure that the export they do is!, i just checked it is in random orderAnd actually there is more to it than thatMy SKU field is called VURDERINGSNUMMER and contains values like 98064and then i have a date field called VURDERINGSDATO with dates values as 29/01/1998 (dd/mm/yyyy)The exact thing i need to do is find the last 25 VURDERINGSNUMMER and sort it by date in descending order, so thelast comes firstBut i can't get it to work :-{/Martin >>>I have a db file with a SKU number for each record, >>>i want to make a template that shows only the last 25 > >>If you're sorting by SKU, just add &deSKUsort=1&SKUtype=num&max=25 to >>your search context. > >This suggestion will work only if your SKU's are created as 'numbers' in >numerically ascending order at the time the records are appended to the >database. But the cart tag does *not* generate its values in numerically >ascending order ... so if you used [cart] to create your SKU's, you should >leave out the &SKUtype=num portion of the above example. > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >mailto:ken@webdna.net >http://www.webdna.net Konsulentfirmaet Bech.dk Dynamic HTML, WebDNA programming, Lasso & Filemaker Pro development Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Searching for the end (Brian Fries 1998)
  2. Re: Searching for the end (Gary Richter 1998)
  3. Re: Searching for the end (Martin Gertz Bech 1998)
  4. Re: Searching for the end (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  5. Re: Searching for the end (Martin Gertz Bech 1998)
  6. Re: Searching for the end (Dave MacLeay 1998)
  7. Re: Searching for the end (Martin Gertz Bech 1998)
  8. Re: Searching for the end (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  9. Re: Searching for the end (Dave MacLeay 1998)
  10. Searching for the end (Martin Gertz Bech 1998)
I'm not the one that creates the database, i just do a interface for a tab file that my customer creates and have then made an admin function that closes the current, and writes a new db file with the fields (hdr) and the values (tabfil.db) and then deletes the uploaded tab-fileI know that when they are appending data, its always numerically ascending values, but i am NOT sure that the export they do is!, i just checked it is in random orderAnd actually there is more to it than thatMy SKU field is called VURDERINGSNUMMER and contains values like 98064and then i have a date field called VURDERINGSDATO with dates values as 29/01/1998 (dd/mm/yyyy)The exact thing i need to do is find the last 25 VURDERINGSNUMMER and sort it by date in descending order, so thelast comes firstBut i can't get it to work :-{/Martin >>>I have a db file with a SKU number for each record, >>>i want to make a template that shows only the last 25 > >>If you're sorting by SKU, just add &deSKUsort=1&SKUtype=num&max=25 to >>your search context. > >This suggestion will work only if your SKU's are created as 'numbers' in >numerically ascending order at the time the records are appended to the >database. But the cart tag does *not* generate its values in numerically >ascending order ... so if you used [cart] to create your SKU's, you should >leave out the &SKUtype=num portion of the above example. > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >mailto:ken@webdna.net >http://www.webdna.net Konsulentfirmaet Bech.dk Dynamic HTML, WebDNA programming, Lasso & Filemaker Pro development Martin Gertz Bech

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