4D v13.4QUERY SUBRECORDS |
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4D v13.4
QUERY SUBRECORDS
QUERY SUBRECORDS
Subtables are no longer supported starting with version 11 of 4D. A compatibility mechanism ensures the functioning of this command in converted databases; however, it is strongly recommended to replace any subtables with standard related tables. QUERY SUBRECORDS queries subtable and creates a new subselection. This is the only command that queries subrecords and returns a selection of subrecords. The queryFormula is applied to each subrecord in subtable. If the formula evaluates as TRUE, the subrecord is added to the new subselection. When the query is complete, QUERY SUBRECORDS makes the first subrecord the current subrecord of subtable. Remember that QUERY SUBRECORDS queries only the subrecords of the subtable contained in the currently selected parent record, and not all the subrecords associated with the records of the parent table. QUERY SUBRECORDS does not change the current parent record. Typically, queryFormula tests a subfield against a variable or a constant, using a relational operator. The queryFormula can contain multiple tests that are joined by AND conjunctions (&) or OR conjunctions ( | ). Also, the queryFormula can be a function or contain a function. The wildcard character (@) can be used with string arguments. If neither a current record nor a higher-level subrecord exists, QUERY SUBRECORDS has no effect. The following example queries for children older than age 10: QUERY SUBRECORDS([People]Children;[People]Children'Age>10) |
PROPERTIES
Product: 4D
INDEX HISTORY
Modified: 4D v11 SQL SEE ALSO
ALL SUBRECORDS |
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