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Findnearest in ElevateDB |
Sun, Mar 4 2007 10:37 AM | Permanent Link |
Mats Berggren | Hello
I don't know if Im doing something wrong but I have a problem with the function TEDBTable.FindNearest. If I search a name-field with FindNearest I get a hit when I search for the name "Emanuel" if the name "Emanuel" exists in the table. If I search the same field for "Eman" I DON'T get a hit. The table cursor points to "Sarah" or whatever name. Shouldn't I get a hit on the record with the name "Emanuel" if I search for "Eman" with FindNearest? I've used the same code that worked with BDE when I use ElevateDB but I don't get the same results. Can anyone help? Best regards Mats Berggren |
Mon, Mar 5 2007 9:21 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com | Mats,
<< I don't know if Im doing something wrong but I have a problem with the function TEDBTable.FindNearest. If I search a name-field with FindNearest I get a hit when I search for the name "Emanuel" if the name "Emanuel" exists in the table. If I search the same field for "Eman" I DON'T get a hit. The table cursor points to "Sarah" or whatever name. Shouldn't I get a hit on the record with the name "Emanuel" if I search for "Eman" with FindNearest? I've used the same code that worked with BDE when I use ElevateDB but I don't get the same results. >> This is a bug. The FindNearest method isn't setting the partial-length properly for nearest searches on character values. A fix will be in 1.01 Build 2. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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