OpenEdge Data Management:<br />DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server DEFINE BROWSE statement

The DEFINE BROWSE statement relies on a unique record identifier for forward and backward scrolling. If your MSS data source table does not support the Progress ROWID function (through either a PROGRESS_RECID column or an indexed NUMBER column with unique values), you can write code that explicitly requests the default Progress browse scrolling behavior, similar to this:

DEFINE QUERY q FOR customer FIELDS (cust-num name address) SCROLLING NO-LOCK. DEFINE BROWSE b QUERY q DISPLAY cust-num name address WITH 10 DOWN. DEFINE BUTTON upd. OPEN QUERY q FOR EACH customer NO-LOCK. ENABLE upd b WITH FRAME x. ON CHOOSE OF upd DO: DEFINE VAR n as INT. n = CURRENT-RESULT-ROW("q"). GET PREV q. GET NEXT q EXCLUSIVE-LOCK. IF CURRENT-RESULT-ROW("q") = n THEN UPDATE customer.address WITH FRAME z VIEW-AS DIALOG-BOX. /* else, indicate that an error occurred: the record was deleted in the meantime. */ DISPLAY address WITH BROWSE b. END. WAIT-FOR WINDOW-CLOSE OF CURRENT-WINDOW.

DEFINE QUERY q FOR customer FIELDS (cust-num name address) SCROLLING NO-LOCK.
DEFINE BROWSE b QUERY q DISPLAY cust-num name address WITH 10 DOWN.
DEFINE BUTTON upd.
OPEN QUERY q FOR EACH customer NO-LOCK.
ENABLE upd b WITH FRAME x.
ON CHOOSE OF upd DO:
  DEFINE VAR n as INT.
  n = CURRENT-RESULT-ROW("q").
  GET PREV q.
  GET NEXT q EXCLUSIVE-LOCK.
  IF CURRENT-RESULT-ROW("q") = n THEN
    UPDATE customer.address WITH FRAME z VIEW-AS DIALOG-BOX.
    /* else, indicate that an error occurred: the record was deleted in
    the meantime. */
    DISPLAY address WITH BROWSE b.
  END.
WAIT-FOR WINDOW-CLOSE OF CURRENT-WINDOW.