Re: Subfile Question???

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

In general I believe the standard should be "anything keyed since the last
Enter is lost."  If that is in place system wide then everyone learns it
quickly.  Even if a few exceptions could be justified with efficiency my 
experience is that an iron-clad rule like that is more effective in the
end.

btw, wouldn't the command key processing be a part of the READ logic
anyway? 

In <199808281908.MAA28644@mailgw.mattel.com>, on 08/28/98 
   at 12:07 PM, "Allen, Mark" <ALLENMA1@Mattel.com> said:

>What is the best or preferred way of handling the following situation:


>User has changed a subfile record but instead of pressing enter presses a
>command key which causes program to bypass READ logic?  i.e.



>Mark Allen
>MIS Manager
>Mattel-Murray
>allenma1@mattel.com
>502 767 1377

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