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fhumanes 9/20/2020 |
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OzCPA author 9/21/2020 |
Hello: The first thing to try is to have a normalized data model. In this case, I see that you have not done it and that is why you have the need to do this operation. If you have done it consciously, this also occurs, you should insert a PHP code in the "After Record Updates" event. If you do not know enough PHP to write this code, you have no choice but to access the many resources on the internet to read an initial one (with that and PHPRunner, you will be able to do many things). That will give you ease to solve this case and many more. Greetings, fernando
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Sergey Kornilov admin 9/22/2020 |
If you need the exact code you either need to learn a bit of coding or to hire someone. Not to mention that you can contact support directly. |
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OzCPA author 9/23/2020 |
If you need the exact code you either need to learn a bit of coding or to hire someone. Not to mention that you can contact support directly. If you prefer to do this on your own here are some links. Most likely you will need to use AfterEdit event of the master record: https://xlinesoft.com/phprunner/docs/after_record_updated.htm And to update data in the database you can use Database API: https://xlinesoft.com/phprunner/docs/db_update.htm The syntax is fairly straightforward.
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