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Moves the current member pointer one or more members down in a result set.
Syntax
DOWN [num] [setname]
Parameters
num | The number of members farther “down” into setname that the current member pointer is to be moved. Num can be an integer constant (15, 200); a variable, form field, or parameter that evaluates to an integer; the word ALL. The default value for num is 1. If num is negative, DOWN num actually moves the current member pointer “up” in the set. |
setname | The name of the result set whose current member pointer you wish to move. If setname is omitted, the current set is used. |
Comments
NEXT is a synonym for DOWN.
Example
down 10
Moves the current member pointer 10 members “down” towards the end of the set.
down 5
delete 5
Moves the current member pointer five members “down” and then deletes five members (starting with the new current member).
find Customers -> CustSet
form open fCustomer
form set accelerator F1 F2 Escape
while
change fCustomer from CustSet
form display input
if Event.EventName = “escape”
break
else % use $direction as a handy variable
let $direction = {-1 where Event.EventName = “F1”, 1}
endif
down $direction CustSet
endwhile
Finds a set of customers and then displays the records in the set one at a time.
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