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Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Tue, 02/03/2009 - 11:24pm — Lepa
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In this post I will attempt to explain how to dynamically assign a prompt table depending on a drop down value (see image below)

The table behind the grid is PORTAL_SECDYVW and as you can see from the image below, the PORTAL_AUTHNAME field has %EDITTABLE defined as a prompt table. The PORTAL_AUTHNAME is the "Name" column you see on the grid.

Now, we would want to assign table PSCLASSDEFN_SRC as prompt if the drop down value is Permission list and PSROLEDEFN_SRCH if the value is Role.

/*Record PeopleCode: PORTAL_SECDYVW.PORTAL_AUTHNAME.FieldChange*/
Evaluate PORTAL_SECDYVW.PORTAL_PERMTYPE2
When "P"
   DERIVED.EDITTABLE = "PSCLASSDEFN_SRC";
   PORTAL_SECDYVW.DESCR = PSCLASSDEFN.CLASSDEFNDESC.Value;
   Break;
   
When "R"
   DERIVED.EDITTABLE = "PSROLEDEFN_SRCH";
   PORTAL_SECDYVW.DESCR = PSROLEDEFN.DESCR.Value;
   Break;

When-Other
   
End-Evaluate;
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Tue, 02/17/2009 - 7:16am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Do remember to add the derived.edittable field on to the page. Otherwise you will get PeopleCode error.

Cheers
Nitin

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Tue, 02/17/2009 - 7:28am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Nice observation Nitin - Sorry forgot to mention that in my post. I actually have the derived.edittable field inside of the grid.

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Wed, 02/18/2009 - 12:10pm
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Addition of Edittable field on to the levels can be done as per the Requirement.
Putting it on to level0 on the page will also work.

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Wed, 02/25/2009 - 5:47am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Nice example.

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Mon, 05/04/2009 - 3:54am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Gud example...

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Wed, 08/19/2009 - 10:59am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Any help for Dynamic prompting .

My requirement like below:
user already enter the details of county and state and then while selecting the county value after state, the search page should be display the fallowing:
by example:

COUNTRY : USA
STATE : NJ
COUNTY Name [ edit box]
POSTAL CODE [ edit box]
[ Look uo ]

COUNTY NAME STATE POSTAL CODE

Please help me asap.

Thanks in advance

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Wed, 08/26/2009 - 1:12pm
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

Can you make your requirement bit more clear. If you are asking about dynami prompting then it can be done using sqltext. I can help you more if you elaborate on your requirement.

regards,
JN

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Tue, 06/29/2010 - 2:25am
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Re: Dynamic Prompt Table Depending on a Drop Down Value

hi
will u please clearly explain me the ....
if i change the country field
the state filed need to be changed and
the two fields having promt tables...
how to do it.........
thanks in advance

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