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Another thing I'd try is to set SHOWSQL to YES and see that the SQL
statement you think you're running is actually what you are running.
That usually gets me.

Mike E.

On 8/10/07, rking@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <rking@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This has nothing to do with you problem, but don't forget to close your
<TR> tags.

I would check to see that your result set has more then one record (I know
you said you tried the SQL but wouldn't hurt to check what net.data is
getting). maybe display the whole table variable to debug, and then take it
from there.

Robert



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I'm just starting into the Net.Data world and trying to take other working
examples here and make a version of them work with order management
software we have that runs a web-store on-line. This macro seems to work
fine except it will 25 out of 30 times only display one record out of the
file I'm running the SQL over. I've check the file via STRSQL and run the
same SQL interactively (substituting a Product Category for the field) and
get more that one record.

Below is what I have as a macro that is getting called from a webpage via
this statement:

<form method="POST"
action="/cgi-bin/$(handle)/mac/FindManual.mac/byBrand">
....
</form>

it displays a page just fine only has (most of the time) one entry in the
table I'm building.

I don't know why it would work sometimes and not others, and I haven't a
clue where to start looking. If anyone can give me some pointers I'd
appreciate it.

Thanks for your help!

Jim Lowary
System Analyst, Salton Inc.
(573) 447-5500


From: FindManual.mac

%DEFINE {
DATABASE = "*LOCAL"
DB_CASE="UPPER"
%}

@DTW_STATIC()
%define handle = ""
@DTW_RTVHANDLE(handle)

%MESSAGE {
100: "No entries found that matched selection criteria.": continue
%}

%FUNCTION(DTW_SQL) sql1(productCategoryId) {

select IVITEM, IVIDSC, IVPRGR
from LINVNT01
where IVPRGR = '$(productCategoryId)' for fetch only

%REPORT {
@DTW_ASSIGN(N1, " Manual ")
@DTW_ASSIGN(N2, " Description ")
<TABLE BORDER="0" cellpadding="5">
<TR>
<TH align="left">$(N1)</TH>
<TH align="left">$(N2)</TH>
%ROW {
<TR>
<TD><a href="$(imgPath)/Use_Care/$(V1).pdf"> $(V1)</a></TD>
<TD>$(V2)</TD>
%}
</TABLE>
%}
%}

%HTML(byBrand) {
@DTW_ACCEPT(handle)
%INCLUDE "/HTI/Top_Bann.hti"
<BR>

<center>
@sql1(productCategoryId)
</center>

<BR>
<TABLE BORDER="0" cellpadding="5">
<TR>
<TD width=85%>
</TD>
<TD align=left width=15%>
<a href="$(templateLink)Manuals.html"><img align="middle" border="0"
src="$(imgPath)btn_search.gif"> Search Again</a>
</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
%INCLUDE "/HTI/Bot_Bann.hti"
%}

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