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Peter,

JavaScript runs on the client, while Net.Data runs on the server, so you
really can't have a JavaScript function call a Net.Data function.  You
could run the Net.Data function first to get the value, then put the value
in something that JavaScript can get at (like a hidden field in a form).

Mike E.





                                                                                
                                                  
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Hi guys!

This should be very simple.  I want to call a DTW_SQL function from
Javascript.
How I do it?  It is not working like this...

NET.DATA CODE
%{ --------------------------------------------------------------------- %}
%{ Function: CHKEMPSTS                                                   %}
%{ Purpose : Check the employee status                                   %}
%{ --------------------------------------------------------------------- %}
%FUNCTION(DTW_SQL) CHKEMPSTS() {
SELECT EMPSTS FROM PLIB.EMPTA WHERE ENVCOD = '$(ENVCD)' and BADGE
= '$(emp)'
%Message {
100: "@DTW_ASSIGN(empsts,"*")":continue
%}
%REPORT {
%ROW {
@DTW_ASSIGN(empsts,$(V1))
%}
%}
%}

JAVASCRIPT CODE
function chkempsts() {
@CHKEMPSTS()
var empsts = "&empsts";
alert(empsts);
if (empsts != "") {
    alert("Employee is not in the facilities");
return;
}

Your help is highly appreciated...
Peter Vidal
Pall Aeropower Corp.
SR Programmer Analyst
WWW.Pall.com

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good."
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