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Trying to get previous, next, first and Last record functionality

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Oakridge - 18 Jan 2006 19:05 GMT
I was trying to apply the information in the post from June 2005 from Kfrost.
Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
Also are you using VBScript for programming?
S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton - 19 Jan 2006 07:58 GMT
If your scenario is simple enough and you've bound your form to the database,
you can do this without writing any code (except for in formulas). I've
written a "recipe" describing how to sequentially page through an Access
database table using rules and filters, and posted it
(http://enterprise-solutions.swits.net/infopath/sequential-db-table-record-naviga
tion.htm
).
Converting this solution to use a SQL Server table shouldn't be a problem.

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> I was trying to apply the information in the post from June 2005 from Kfrost.
> Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
> Also are you using VBScript for programming?
Oakridge - 20 Jan 2006 13:15 GMT
This is great!  I had gotten some of the rules but the position rule did the
trick.  Thanks for your reply!

>If your scenario is simple enough and you've bound your form to the database,
>you can do this without writing any code (except for in formulas). I've
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>> Could you please clarify that you are using Infopath pulling from a SQl Table?
>> Also are you using VBScript for programming?
 
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