Validate parameters from Quick Query

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Posted on by AlexDupuis

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I have a Quick Query with a DrillProgram, when I click on the contextual menu, I have the program openning correctly with the fields feeded for the query.

My problem is that I need to know when the program open if I have the parameters or not to change the process.

Here is what I tried:

Form1_Load :
- ApplGetParms is empty
- ApplGetParmValue(PRMSECTION_VBRDT,"VENDID") is empty
- Value in cVendId is empty
Form1_Display
- ApplGetParms is empty
- ApplGetParmValue(PRMSECTION_VBRDT,"VENDID") is empty
- Value in cVendId is empty
cVendID_Chk
- ApplGetParms is empty
- ApplGetParmValue(PRMSECTION_VBRDT,"VENDID") is empty
- Value in cVendId is feeded with value but there is no way to know if it's the user who typed it or it's comming from the Quick Query

Is anyone have an idea of what I can do to know if the information is comming from the QQ?

I'm using SL 2011 FP1.

Thanks,

Alex.

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AlexDupuis 324 on at

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RE: Validate parameters from Quick Query

Worked like a charm, thank you very much for your fast help.
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Erich Strelow F 16 on at

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RE: Validate parameters from Quick Query

The ApplGetParms calls are useless in this scenario. You can go back to the god ol' GetCommandLine() Win32 call.

Check out <www.motobit.com/.../>

You would have to parse the arguments passed. This approach may have portability issues, but in SL 2011 it sure works.