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The '''Displayed_Order''' [[list and grid]] read qualifier introduced in BR! [[4.30]]. | The '''Displayed_Order''' [[list and grid]] read qualifier introduced in BR! [[4.30]]. DISPLAYED_ORDER indicates that the read operation is to not restore the data into it's original order before returning the results to the program. For example: | ||
INPUT FIELDS "row, col, LIST rows/cols, ROWSUB, ALL, DISPLAYED_ORDER, NOWAIT": numeric-array | |||
This reads the original row subscripts for all rows in their present order. This qualifier works only with the [[Grid and List#Input Operations|ALL]] selection type. It may be used in conjunction with other qualifiers such as FKEY. | |||
This reads the original row subscripts for all rows | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:02, 16 October 2013
The Displayed_Order list and grid read qualifier introduced in BR! 4.30. DISPLAYED_ORDER indicates that the read operation is to not restore the data into it's original order before returning the results to the program. For example:
INPUT FIELDS "row, col, LIST rows/cols, ROWSUB, ALL, DISPLAYED_ORDER, NOWAIT": numeric-array
This reads the original row subscripts for all rows in their present order. This qualifier works only with the ALL selection type. It may be used in conjunction with other qualifiers such as FKEY.