This is done by three ways:
EDT Relations:
If you use an EDT in tables which have relation with some other table fileds, that time you can able to navigate the main table or main form.
FormRef Property:
Select the Table and go to properties and select the required form in the FormRef property.
JumpRef method:
If you are not having that option, simply write a override the JumpRef method in a field of DataSource or in a Form Control. Here i show you a sample jumpRef method code:
public void jumpRef()
{
Args args;
MenuFunction menuFunction;
;
args = new Args();
menuFunction = new MenuFunction(menuitemDisplayStr(“FormName”), MenuItemType::Display);
args = new Args(menuFunction.object());
args.caller(element);
args.record(“RecordName”); // to be a datasource which added in the current form
menuFunction.run(args);
}
In the form init() which we called here, we have to check the condition whether the form is called by any dataset or not.
EDT Relations:
If you use an EDT in tables which have relation with some other table fileds, that time you can able to navigate the main table or main form.
FormRef Property:
Select the Table and go to properties and select the required form in the FormRef property.
JumpRef method:
If you are not having that option, simply write a override the JumpRef method in a field of DataSource or in a Form Control. Here i show you a sample jumpRef method code:
public void jumpRef()
{
Args args;
MenuFunction menuFunction;
;
args = new Args();
menuFunction = new MenuFunction(menuitemDisplayStr(“FormName”), MenuItemType::Display);
args = new Args(menuFunction.object());
args.caller(element);
args.record(“RecordName”); // to be a datasource which added in the current form
menuFunction.run(args);
}
In the form init() which we called here, we have to check the condition whether the form is called by any dataset or not.