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    UX using SQL and XBasic

    Hello Alpha Expert,

    I have a UX with buttons1 and checkbox1 (delete existing records) when the button1 is press it call a XBasic function insertdata, the function insert records in table1 and base on the checkbox1 , if the checkbox1 is checked then delete certain records base on the criteria, and if its un check it just continue, any help or idea on how to best handle this will be greatly appreciated

    example:

    function insertdata as V (e as P)

    dim sql as C = <<%sql%

    UPDATE table1
    etc...etc.

    -- need to run this section of code if the checkbox1 is checked,--
    DELETE FROM Table1
    WHERE table1.col1 =1 AND table1.col2 = 1 AND checkbox1 is checked ******
    %
    sql%
    Execute (sql, args)​

    **** ( this is where I am having problem on how to best handle this issue, how to get the value of checkbox1 in the Where clause, the checkbox is checked by default , need to to make sure if the user uncheck the correct value is sent to the function.
    so that section of the query is not executed. so I think I would need onchange event to send the correct argument to the SQL function) .... Hopefully what I am trying to explain make some sense .. Thanks

    ​​


    Last edited by hogie503; 11-24-2023, 01:11 AM.

    #2
    This is where more details make things easier.
    The code below expect :checkbox to be a logical variable.
    The optional use of debug(1) lets you see the value of checkbox.
    If you need more help, feel free to ask (and hopefully share more details).

    Code:
    args.set("checkbox",e.datasubmitted.checkboxControl)
    where col1 = 1 and col2 =1 and :checkbox.
    Gregg
    https://paiza.io is a great site to test and share sql code

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      #3
      is this code running against a list of records? Like in a list control? perhaps show your code you have already? Not sure if you know what a loop is or a for each statement...etc.
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